houses four Atlantic bottlenose dolphins: Liko, Schooner, Shadow, and Kai. The dolphins put on an educational dolphin presentation, two to three times per day (depending on the season), so visitors may speak with trainers about how they interact with their dolphins and learn more about how to conserve and protect the world's oceans. Eagle Pass: All of the raptors formerly featured in this exhibit were rehabilitated at the Texas State Aquarium and cannot be released back into the wild. This exhibit has previously housed a bald eagle named Grace and a golden eagle named Bonnie. It currently houses two ocelots named Milla and Leeloo. Tentacles: This 800 gal(3,000 l) exhibit contains a variety of jellyfish and sea nettles, most of which can be found in the Gulf of Mexico. Flower Gardens: Replicating a coral reef, this 40,000 gal (150,000 l) exhibit features Atlantic tarpon, green moray eels, and cownose stingrays. Hawn Wild Flight Theater: These presentations feature a variety of trained birds and small mammals, as well as other animals, including parrots, hawks, owls, prehensile-tailed porcupines, African servals, and falcons. The Hawn Wild Flight Theater honors the Hawn family for their long-standing commitment to the aquarium's mission of wildlife education and conservation in South Texas. The theater was opened April 24, 2007. Islands of Steel: This area recreates the habitat formed around an oil platform. The 125,000 (470,000 l) exhibit includes nurse sharks, amberjack, Atlantic tarpon, grouper, a barracuda, and many other species that could be found in a naturally occurring habitat in the Gulf of Mexico. The exhibit formerly hosted an iconic sand tiger shark (Hans) but a mishap in 2015 led to the death of Hans as well as about 400 other fish. Living Shores: Visitors can interact with hermit crabs, lightning whelks, and pencil urchins that reside in several touch pools at this exhibit. Otter Creek: Three North American river otters reside at the aquarium and can be viewed interacting with one another and their trainers throughout the day. Saving Sharks: This interactive, informative exhibition is designed to bring awareness to a commonly misunderstood species. Stingray Lagoon: Visitors can touch Atlantic and cownose stingrays in the aquarium's largest outdoor touch pool. Swamp Tales: This exhibit houses two juvenile American alligators and several turtles. Bo, a American alligator, formerly resided in this exhibit, but passed away on September 25, 2020, after an infection in his back, left foot.