Character Sheet

MEET OUR RESIDENTS! SEE IF YOU CAN SPOT OUR BIGGEST PERSONALITIES AS YOU WANDER AROUND THE OCEANARIUM!

Amazon
	ZIGGY (Azote) – The Green Iguana Ziggy is a very, very chilled out guy! His past times include; sleeping, sunbathing, some more sleeping and occasionally eating! Fact: Iguana's have long, sharp tails which they whip in the air as a defence mechanism. Their tails can break off if caught by a predator, but grows back without permanent damage.
New - Otter Oasis
	stan – The male Oriental small clawed otter This cheeky 18 month old has only just learnt to swim, watch out for him testing the waters with his new found skill. Fact: You can tell the difference between the two, with the male being the larger.
	roxy – The female Oriental small clawed otter The younger of the two, but definitely the boss. She will be found splashing around in their pool and showing off her juggling skills with little rocks and bits of food! Fact: Oriental small clawed otters are the smallest of the world's 13 otter species.
Africa & Ganges
	BOB – The Pig-nosed Turtle Try and find this shy little guy! Bob spends most his time hiding amongst the bogwood and plants, but if you do manage to spot him, check out his cute little piggy nose! Fact: Pig-nosed turtles are completely aquatic – they have flippers to help them swim rather than claws like most other turtles.
Marine Research Lab
	PAM – The Pufferfish Pam loves attention from visitors and never stops smiling. She rivals Angelina Jolie with her enviable perfect pout! Remember to keep her happy and smile right back! Fact: When distressed pufferfish are known to inflate like a beach ball, increasing to 2/3 times their size, hence their name.
Great Barrier Reef
	FRIDAY –The male Giant Green Sea Turtle Friday is a curious one, and the show-off of the two! He loves primary colours, and is fascinated by you human folk on the other side of the glass! Fact: You can tell the difference between Friday & Crusoe by the length of their tails -males have a much longer tail! So see if you can spot the difference!
	CRUSOE –The female Giant Green Sea Turtle Crusoe is a lady of leisure and enjoys nothing more than a daily massage up against the water pumps and an exfoliation against the rock face! Fact: Giant green sea turtles are the second largest species of turtle in the world and get the name 'green' from the colour of their fat.
Great Barrier Reef - Can be seen from Global Meltdown & Key West
	SCARFACE – The Honeycomb Moray Eel This tough guy thinks he rules the Great Barrier Reef, and has some war wounds to prove it. You can tell him apart by his wonky jaw, a result of a scuffle in his youth! Fact: You will notice them opening and closing their mouths repeatedly, this is because they must pass water constantly through to allow them to breath
KEY WEST
	obama – The stars & Stripes pufferfish Obama is Mr.sociable who likes to be part of the action – especially come dinner time this greedy little fish will try and rush to be first in line – unfortunately for him he's not the speediest of swimmers, as you may notice! Fact: They puff up by drawing water in slowly; to deflate they then have to expel the water again.