What's it like inside the Giant Ocean Tank?
You can get a good look for yourself by coming to visit and spending some time watching the animals. Here's a video sample.
Giant Ocean Tank Divers Blog
7/18/08
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there's no video.
ReplyDeleteHaving recently spent some time after hours in the NEAQ with the lights out. Appreciated the difference in activity in the GOT.
ReplyDeleteWould be neat to have a "night cam" in the tank so the cam could go 24/7?
The GOT webcam does run at night as well, however it is not a night-vision camera so it is often too dark to see the animals.
ReplyDeleteThe tank is set to a night time light pattern to simulate the actual periods of coral daylight.
let's see what interest that can be generated for a night vision camera. To see what happens in the GOT "in the dark" of night.
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