fandomhigh | Earth Zoology, Wednesday

"Welcome back, students," Jenkins greeted. "Today is our last class together, though we've only just scratched the surface of the myriad of animals that roam the Earth. I thought, perhaps, as a final treat, you all might enjoy visiting a place where any number of animals can be observed and studied at once: the National Aquarium."

A portal, impeccably timed, opened up behind him and he gestured the students through.

"We've visited a zoo or two in our time, a place where normally wild animals are cared for in captivity. An aquarium is much the same concept, only with a particular focus on aquatic animals -- that is those that live in the water. Be sure to spend a moment by the Blacktip reef especially; not only does it have a large variety of fish, including a few sharks, but there's a perfectly charming, three-fined green sea turtle hanging about who most visitors find delightful."