Denver Aquarium

Red fish

Blue fish

Homely fish

Lion fish

Abigail and I were quite amused by the otter's antics and acrobatics. So were Grandma and Mama.

Look Ma--no eyes!

Oh, there they are, silly Flounder

Sea Horses for Mama

Ray on the bottom

They move by "flapping" the outsides

This one spent some time on top of the tunnel

Big sea turtle

I spent time with Aunt Amanda and Abigail

Mama thought these silvery fish were a little funny looking--and maybe a bit grumpy--so she nicknamed them the "Fishes-in-law" for the reputation that in-laws have. I don't get it, but Mama says I'll understand later.

Cruising on Grandma's lap is the only way to go

Look, Uncle Kevin!

Touching starfish, and lots of sand.

Look, Grandma!

It's a Tiger! OK, he was sleeping up on top of the rocks, and was not inclined to move, but he was there with lots of fish to eat.

Abigail is demonstrating sea urchin eyes

Rainbow fish

Anemones and clown fish

Mama's artistic picture of the jellyfish

Getting ready to see the sharks. Do I look concerned?

Different kinds of sharks live at different layers

These live on the bottom

Abigail and I got to sit with the mermaids.

I can show you what I might look like in a deep sea diving rig and shark viewing tank. I might just stick with the way I got to see them, at least for a little while.