Andy Dehart | Source | Vice President, Animal Husbandry at Frost Science

This view is really what brought me into Miami. It’s a special day. It’s gorgeous weather today. It’s kinda hard to really understand what’s going on in the world outside. We have 13,000 animals here at Frost Science, so we needed to take care of them on a day-to-day basis. Our job doesn’t change whether guests come or whether they don’t. We’ve actually gotten feedback that it’s the first thing some people check on in the morning, set their tone for their day. So, they got these really cool things that look like horns on top of their head. When it’s feeding time, those horns unfold to become a big funnel, basically funneling all that food into their mouth, and then they lick it off their gills. So, we’re not talking about making aspirin or things that explode. These are all very age appropriate activities for families to do at home.