Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific providing online activities amid pandemic & asking for donations
Due to the pandemic, the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach has been closed to the public most of 202. But all those critters still need to be taken care of. It costs $750-thousand dollars a month just to feed all the fish, seals, sharks and other animals. But the aquarium is still providing lots of wonderful online services for the public, now they need your help.
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