The St. Louis Aquarium In Missouri Is Offering Free Livestreams Of Stingrays, Otters, And More

Who’s starting to feel a little bit antsy with quarantine? While there’s a lot we can’t do now, we can still have a ton of fun enjoying our favorite things, even visiting our favorites places virtually. If you’re missing trips to the aquarium, for example, check out the daily live streaming hosted by the St. Louis Aquarium in Missouri.

The St. Louis Aquarium may be closed until further notice, but that doesn’t mean you can’t keep up with the antics of their 13,000 residents.

Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., the aquarium welcomes visitors to join its QuaranStream. Every QuaranStream will introduce you to different residents of the aquarium — from stingrays to otters.

Don’t worry if you can’t make it at 10 a.m. or if you’ve missed any of the past QuaranStreams. You can catch all of them on the aquarium’s Facebook page. Here’s the link.

The aquarium certainly hasn’t forgotten about Tuesday and Thursday, featuring a unique live stream that allows viewers to ask questions of curators. You might even get to “join” an adorable sloth for breakfast.

You can go virtual diving and make a craft with aquarium divers. Check it out here.

Learn more about sea life during your virtual trips to the St. Louis Aquarium. Click here for the schedule of live streams.

You can find the official website of the St. Louis Aquarium here. Or, go here for Facebook.

Still up for some more live streaming? Stop by the Kansas City’s Zoos website, where you’ll find live streams of the penguins, the polar bear, and the giraffe. Go to the live streams here.

Have you been to the St. Louis Aquarium in Missouri? Will you watch the live streams? Let us know in the comments! Are you already starting to make a list of all the places you want to go after quarantine? Don’t forget to visit the Sea Life Aquarium in Kansas City.