The Dolphin Research Center in Marathon, Florida is where people can swim with the well cared-for marine mammals, but it's much more than that. It's a rescue operation for not only dolphins, but sea turtles, manatees and other Florida Keys species. When the dolphins aren't busy with that, or doing their research, they maintain an informative blog, where they post videos of themselves like this one. Amazingly smart creatures.
Seriously though, the DRC is top tier when it comes to places like this. Here's a snip from Hannah's five star review on Yelp:
After an afternoon at this terrific research center, I learned more about dolphins than I ever thought I'd know. We came here as a group, with the BF and his parents. For $20 a person, you get admission, which allows you to walk through the center and watch the public shows. The place is very low key - it's obvious that all their money goes towards taking care of the dolphins,and not on frills.
Link (Photo: DRC)
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I, for one, welcome our new dolphin overlords.
Yours in Flipper,
Me.
We spent $25,695 + $5,000 shipping on a custom tree house in 2009. It was delivered May 27, 2009. Too bad it had severe water damage, was water logged, cracked, has breaking off shingles and the door won't open because unsealed wood swelled up in the trunk that may or may not be actual redwood as promised. Nice.
They won't fix or refund it.
BUYER BEWARE.
This one is most likely going to court.