Now, that Winter has new tank, what is next for Clearwater Marine Aquarium?
Clearwater Marine Aquarium may likely use private donations made by the public to expand their facility by adding on larger pools for both rehabilitation purposes and for future permanent animal residents. If they do expand their rescue and rehabilitation facility, they might start adding aquatic birds, whales, and even manatees to their list of animals in need of rescue and rehabilitation. If they also add more permanent exhibits for future non-releasable animals, not only would it include the animals rescued by CMA, but also is possible, they may even serve as either temperate or permanent homes for mistreated captive animals from facilities in Russia, Mexico, the Middle East, South America, and China to bring awareness on why those poorly managed facilities should improve their living conditions for their animals and establish new animal training and animal care programs to insure better husbandry. For example, Dolphin Research Center, Georgia Aquarium, SeaWorld, and the Oregon Coas
