3.4K views · 108 reactions | Sloths: more independent—and speedier—than you think! 殮 These specialized animals may have a slow reputation, but when they want to move, even our keepers have to keep up! In the wild, these sloths are solitary, spending most of their lives alone once they leave their mothers. #SlothLife #NotSoSlow #DallasWorldAquarium | The Dallas World Aquarium | Facebook

62 reactions | Step inside the Dallas World Aquarium and explore a world of habitats!  From lush rainforests to vibrant reefs, every enclosure is home to fascinating animals and unique ecosystems waiting to be discovered. 列 #DallasWorldAquarium #AquariumAdventure #WildlifeWonder #RainforestToReef #AnimalHabitats #LearnWithDWA #EcosystemExploration #AquariumLife #NatureUpClose | The Dallas World Aquarium | Facebook

96 reactions | Big personalities. Bigger presence. Meet some of the largest animals that call DWA home. 礪麗廉 #DallasWorldAquarium #EcosystemTour #AquariumLife #LearnWithDWA | The Dallas World Aquarium | Facebook

The Dallas World Aquarium, through the Centro de Rescate Amazónico - CREA in Peru, has successfully released 177 Yellow-spotted Amazon river turtles (Podocnemis unifilis), 18 Yellow-footed tortoises (Chelonoides denticulata) and one Spectacled caiman (Caiman crocodilus) into the Tamshiyacu Tahuayo Community Regional Conservation Area. This release adds to the more than 10,000 turtles and other species released over 10 years of rehabilitation work carried out by The Dallas World Aquarium and CREA