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San Diego, California
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The aquarium is home to the rare and endangered Devils Hole pupfish, a species that is native to a single desert pool in Nevada.
The aquarium contains over 100,000 gallons of water, providing a spacious environment for its diverse aquatic life.
The aquarium participates in breeding programs for endangered freshwater species, helping to preserve biodiversity.
Visitors can observe over 60 different species of freshwater fish from around the world, including some that are rarely seen in captivity.
The aquarium hosts interactive sessions and workshops aimed at educating visitors about freshwater ecosystems and conservation.
