The Mystic Aquarium, located on Coogan Boulevard in Old Mystic, is a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection and care for the planet's ocean life through research and education. The Aquarium features indoor and outdoor aquatic exhibits with an expansive array of sea creatures, reptiles and exotic birds, the immersion theater with daily shows, a cafe and gift shop. Hands-on learning opportunities and classes abound through the Nautilus Live Theater, science education for kids from grades four to eight and interactive exhibits. Tickets can be purchased at an extra cost for wading with the Beluga whales and hanging with the penguins. It is located right next to Olde Mistick Village.

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• Belugas can live to be 25-30 years old. Under human care, they can live well into their 40s.
• It takes five to seven years before females can give birth; males reach maturity in eight to nine years.
• Belugas are slow swimmers and mostly swim between two to six miles per hour (mph). Some have been seen swimming as fast as 17 mph.
• Belugas swim in groups called “pods” ranging from two to 25 animals. The pods sometimes congregate, bringing thousands of belugas together.
• Belugas vocalize from their blowholes, emitting everything from low, foghorn type sounds to high-pitched, bird-like clicks and squeaks. This has earned them the nickname “Canaries of the Sea.” Mystic Aquarium’s belugas know over 50 different vocalizations.
• Each year belugas molt, losing a thick layer of skin. The new, smoother skin makes it easier for them to swim and catch their food.
• In the 1800s, a fossilized beluga skeleton was found in Vermont approximately 150 miles from any ocean, mystifying naturalists. The site was later discovered to have been beneath an Ice Age extension of the Atlantic Ocean. The skeleton is now Vermont’s official state fossil.
• As a species, belugas are not threatened or endangered; however, in some areas they are in danger of disappearing. The population in Canada’s St. Lawrence River has high rates of cancer due to chemicals being dumped upstream. And, like many other arctic species, the loss of ice now underway threatens their survival.