When the show ends, visitors can walk to the front of the tank to observe the dolphins more closely. Be aware, however, that if you do this you're at risk of getting wet. Dolphins are playful and enthusiastic, and can jump or splash at any time.
Baltimore Aquarium Dolphin Show
By Mike Unger, About.com Guide
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Visitors Get Up Close and Personal With Dolphins
Photo courtesy of National Aquarium in Baltimore
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- Baltimore Aquarium's New Dolphin Show - Our Ocean Planet
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- Dolphin Touches the Globe
- Dolphins Show Off Their Skills
- Visitors Get Up Close and Personal With Dolphins
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