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Niagara falls aquarium was opened in 1965. It is a pretty small aquarium but they've added on stingray petting pools, a jellyfish aquarium room, and a very nice reef tank. Jellyfish and coral propagation wasn't part of the original aquarium as it wasn't possible at that time. They have giant coldwater anemones and starfish. A unique display I've never seen before is the life cycle of cuttlefish from eggs to young and adults on display. I don't think anyone worked out breeding the big coldwater species but small tropical species are being bred easily through at least six generations. Outside the aquarium are asphalt pedestrian walkways with Narceus giant millipeds walking around in the middle of the day, though the majority are smashed by joggers with an obvious bent for destruction. These little guys seem to get the same ire as snakes (people going off the road just to hit them). Also saw some giant leopard slugs next to the trail.
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