Vancouver Aquarium’s new exhibit is showcasing how 'slow and steady' wins the race
Vancouver Aquarium’s new exhibit, Survival of the Slowest, is celebrating all things slow in the animal kingdom by giving you a sneak peek behind some of nature’s most inventive creatures.
From now until Monday, September 1, this limited-time exhibit lets you step into a world where being slow, small, and even weak can be a powerful survival strategy.
So pump the brakes, and take your time to explore how sometimes, it’s not all about being the fastest or even the strongest in this world… sometimes it’s all about being cunning and patient.
Meet these slow superstars
Throughout the exhibit, you can dive into interactive displays to uncover how these naturally slow critters, like the two-toed sloth, have adapted to survive in the wild.
Relax into daily Slow & Tell animal presentations so you can chill with the coolest sluggish creatures like the four-toed hedgehog and the armoured armadillo.
Family Day deals at Vancouver Aquarium
While these animals might be slow, you’ll want to act fast on these deals, because Vancouver Aquarium is giving you great offers throughout February.
The ultimate Family Day outing, you can get free child admission (ages 3-12) with the purchase of a regular admission ticket until Monday, February 17.
Want to savour the slow with a loved one? Monday, February 17, is also the cut-off date for Vancouver Aquarium members to bring a friend to experience the aquarium for free.
The world goes so fast, so take it slow and mosey on down to the Vancouver Aquarium to experience Survival of the Slowest for yourself.
Vancouver Aquarium presents Survival of the Slowest
When: On now until Monday, September 1
Where: Vancouver Aquarium — 845 Avison Way, Vancouver
Tickets: Tickets are on sale now starting at $41.95
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