The Seas with Nemo and Friends Pavilion is a huge showplace for almost all things aquatic in Epcot. Containing one of the largest salt water tanks in the world, a delightful ride, hilarious shows and fascinating exhibits, not to mention a world-class restaurant, it is overflowing with entertainment and education for guests of all ages.

Last week, while working on a “people” photo assignment, I was drawn into what the Seas zoological staff refers to as the “Nemo module,” and I was blown away by the incredible assortment of aquatic life exhibits I found there. I only had a couple of minutes to take a few snapshots, but I thought I would share them with you. See how many of these you can identify and I will post their names at the end.

Answers:

1. Pterois radiata (tailbar lionfish)
2. Hippocampus reidi (longsnout seahorse)
3. Echidna nebulosa (snowflake moray)
4. Zebrasoma flavescens (yellow tang)
5. Clibanarius vittatus (striped hermit crab)
6. Pterois volitans (red lionfish)

Thanks to the Seas staff for their assistance – I didn’t know any of these!

Take a look back at what else you can find at The Seas with Nemo and Friends Pavilion:

• Wildlife Wednesdays: Endangered Manatee Released; Another Arrives at The Seas with Nemo & Friends
• The Living Seas Pavilion Marks 25 Years at Epcot
• A Boatload of Fun on World Oceans Day

Tagged: Epcot, Photography, WDW

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