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Tuesdays in the Field – Prehistoric Seas

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Sep
13

Tuesdays in the Field – Prehistoric Seas

Sep 13

Explore Our Ancient Oceans

Did you know that sea creatures have been around long before humans? How have these species changed over time? Travel back in time with us to unearth these prehistoric species and connect them to related animals found at the Aquarium today!

Know Before You Go

All guests are required to purchase a homeschool ticket in advance. Tickets cannot be purchased on the day of your visit.
  • Participants may enter between 9:00am-12:00pm. Aquarium access will be available once open to the public.
  • Upon completion of the online form, you will receive your print-at-home tickets that will be required for entrance to Georgia Aquarium.
  • You must provide a letter of intent (or other state authorized document showing home school status) with your print-at-home ticket or confirmation number upon arrival.
  • Guests who are unable to provide proper documentation will be asked to enter via the Main Entrance and pay the full price of admission.
  • Included in your homeschool admission is access to privileged areas, standards-based activities in the Discovery Zone gallery and admission to all Georgia Aquarium galleries and presentations.
  • Reservations are processed based on availability. After your reservation is finalized (when payment is received), you will receive a confirmation email with an order number and further instructions related to your program.
  • All students must be accompanied by a chaperone. Chaperones must be 18 years or older and are encouraged to actively participate in activities and monitor student behavior.
  • All payments are non-refundable. Refunds will not be given for any unused portion of your order, such as no-shows or cancellations.

Upcoming Programs & Dates

  • Going Microscopic - 10/11/22

    Have you ever wondered what microscopic organisms look like? Or what is considered the smallest particles found in the ocean? We will explore each of these while learning about the most important microorganisms found in the ocean this month! Get ready to think big and learn about the small.

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  • Ocean Robotics - 11/8/22

    Robots are doing incredible work in the scientific world. Technology is all around us, but did you know it is also in the deepest parts of the ocean and can be used to clean up our waterways? Join us this month to learn about the amazing uses of robotics to protect and discover our aquatic environments and the world we live in.

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  • Deep Sea - 12/13/22

    Approximately 80 percent of the ocean has yet to be explored. Mysteries of the deep sea are slowly being solved, and scientists are continuously discovering new deep-sea animals. Join us as we dive deep into the depths of the ocean to explore the various creatures that live there and the unique conditions they live in!

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  • Bizarre Adaptations - 1/10/23

    Did you know that each animal has a unique characteristic that helps it to survive? These are called adaptations! Adaptations are why frogs can be poisonous, fish can spit water, sharks can sense their prey and why octopuses can camouflage. Want to learn more about how these animals can thrive in a wide variety of ecosystems? Join us for the most bizarre Tuesdays in the Field yet!

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  • Keystone Species - 2/14/23

    Have you ever wondered why an otter is important to its habitat? Did you know sharks play a key role in managing the oceans? Join us this month as we further explore these animals as well as other “key” organisms that help keep ecosystems functioning!

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  • Aquatic Ecosystems - 3/14/23

    From the creek in your backyard all the way to the ocean, water is key to how organisms survive. Between freshwater and saltwater aquatic habitats, there is an abundance of biodiversity to explore! Join us this month as we dive deep into the incredible aquatic ecosystems surrounding us.

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Parking and Directions

  • The Georgia Aquarium parking deck is located at the corner of Luckie St. and Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd.
  • Aquarium parking is $10 in advance online or $12 on the day of your visit.
  • When parking in the Georgia Aquarium parking deck, please utilize the blue elevator (also labeled Ballroom Elevator) to reach the sidewalk on Luckie Street. Continue down the Luckie Street sidewalk and look for the blue Education Bus Drop Off flags. A member of the Education team will be available to assist you with entry.
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