SeaWorld’s Christmas Celebration is underway and at the Cannery Row Clyde & Seamore are starring in the Countdown to Christmas. We are excited to see the return of this fun production and we have even added some fun new aspec

We’re gearing up for the 2^nd annual Run for the Fund, and all this talk about physical fitness and ability got us thinking about some of the incredible athletic adaptations animals have that help them compete in the everyday “game” of survival. They rely on these adaptations to help them find food, reproduce, move, and communicate with other animals.

Shows are a very small part of an animal's day here at SeaWorld. They are learning new behaviors, getting their check-ups and of course playing. We have an extensive enrichment program here at the park for all of the species we care for-from fish to whales. Environmental enrichment keeps the animals' days engaging.

Our animals are so well cared for that their food and shelter are provided for them.

Jamie, Jason, and Annie with Clyde behind the scenes at Deck the Halls with Clyde and Seamore.

I had a chance to sit down with the Sea Lion, Walrus, and Otter Stadium team to talk about their holiday show, "Deck the Halls with Clyde and Seamore," in term

Even though it's hotter than I can remember, we are carrying around Christmas presents and wearing Santa hats. We are months away, but the training has already begun for our sea lion Christmas show!

We started with a couple of brainstorming sessions about what new animal behaviors we can come up with. Then, it was time to start training the behaviors. Our creative services department makes the props for the show and we get the animals used to the new objects. Sea lions, walruses and otters have to get used to Santa hats. The otters are learning how to maneuver themselves out of a pr