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Emperor

Emperor is the tallest, fastest, and longest dive coaster in all of California.

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Electric Eel

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Octarock

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Tentacle Twirl

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Shipwreck Rapids

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See Dolphins at SeaWorld San Diego

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Visit one of the chilliest whales in the Arctic

These graceful and social arctic animals chase each other playfully inside SeaWorld San Diego’s Wild Arctic.

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A rare, up-close look experience at Shark Encounter

Dare to walk through one of the world’s largest underwater viewing tunnels for a face-to-fin glimpse of one of the natural world’s most ancient and enigmatic animals.

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Otter Outlook at SeaWorld

Nova, a female southern sea otter, is one of six rescued and rehabilitated sea otters thriving at SeaWorld’s Otter Outlook. Nova was brought to SeaWorld for a long-term home after being deemed non-releasable by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS).

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Second chance at life for Olive ridley sea turtle

SeaWorld San Diego’s Rescue Team returns a rescued and rehabilitated Olive ridley sea turtle to his ocean home for a second chance at life. SeaWorld has rescued more than 40,000 animals and counting..

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SeaWorld Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Program

After weeks of rehabilitation at SeaWorld San Diego, California sea lions are returned back into the ocean as part of the park’s Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Program. SeaWorld has rescued more than 40,000 animals that were ill, injured or stranded over the last five decades. The goal of the program is to return rehabilitated animals to the wild, giving them a second chance at life.

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