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Animal trainer and visitor feeding a leaping dolphin during a show at the Miami Seaquarium attraction.

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Image Number

PR30642

Photographer

Wood, Carleton.

Date

1957

Collection

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Geographic Term

Dade County (Fla.)
Metropolitan Dade County (Fla.)
Miami (Fla.)

Corporate Subject

Miami Seaquarium.

Physical Description

1 slide - col.

General Note

The Miami Seaquarium was opened on September 24, 1955 by Fred D. Coppock and Capt. W.B. Gray. It is the longest operating oceanarium in the United States.

Animal trainer and visitor feeding a leaping dolphin during a show at the Miami Seaquarium attraction.

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Animal trainer and visitor feeding a leaping dolphin during a show at the Miami Seaquarium attraction.

Subject

Aquatic animals--Feeding and feeds

Aquarium animals--Feeding and feeds

Animal jumping

Working animals

Animal trainers

Animal specialists

Aquarium visitors

Tourists--Florida--Dade County--Miami

Flora and fauna

Trained animals

Captive marine animals--Feeding and feeds

Aquatic mammals--Feeding and feeds

Captive marine mammals--Feeding and feeds

Cetacea--Feeding and feeds

Captive bottlenose dolphins--Feeding and feeds

Tursiops--Feeding and feeds

Bottlenose dolphin--Feeding and feeds

Animal feeding

Service industries--Florida--Dade County--Miami

Tourism--Florida--Dade County--Miami

Attractions--Florida--Dade County--Miami

Public marine aquariums--Florida--Dade County--Miami

Delphinidae--Feeding and feeds

Creator

Wood, Carleton.

Date

1957

Identifier

PR30642

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Geographic Term

Dade County (Fla.)

Metropolitan Dade County (Fla.)

Miami (Fla.)

Color

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Physical Description

1 slide - col.

Series Title

Print collections

General Note

The Miami Seaquarium was opened on September 24, 1955 by Fred D. Coppock and Capt. W.B. Gray. It is the longest operating oceanarium in the United States.

Subject - Corporate

Miami Seaquarium.

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Chicago Manual of Style

Wood, Carleton. Animal trainer and visitor feeding a leaping dolphin during a show at the Miami Seaquarium attraction. 1957. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/243961>, accessed 24 June 2022.

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Wood, Carleton. Animal trainer and visitor feeding a leaping dolphin during a show at the Miami Seaquarium attraction. 1957. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 24 Jun. 2022.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/243961>

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(State Archives of Florida/Wood)

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Animal trainer and visitor feeding a leaping dolphin during a show at the Miami Seaquarium attraction.