He was estimated to be 25-50 years old and arrived at the aquarium in 1999. Tortuga Cay: Visitors can view the rehabilitated and unreleasable sea turtles above and below the water at this exhibit. Tortuga Cay includes three green sea turtles (Squirt, Pickles, and Crush), one Kemp's ridley sea turtle (Daisy), one hawksbill sea turtle (Hemingway), and a loggerhead sea turtle (Tiki). Programs In addition to regular tours, the Texas State Aquarium offers many other educational programs. Aquarium discovery programs allow schools to bring their students to learn about the Gulf of Mexico environment. Aquavision (distance learning), for schools that are not able to tour the aquarium, uses web-based and video-conferencing technology to provide access to the animals and staff of the aquarium. Learning objectives are aligned with the Texas Education Knowledge and Skills. Overnight programs allow children to spend the night at the aquarium, where they can experience behind-the-scenes tours of the aquarium. Outreach programs allow staff members to come to schools and give presentations in the classroom. Spring break mini-camps are designed to promote STEM exploration and discovery. Activities include paddle boating and canoeing at the SeaLab facility. Summer SeaCamp is a weeklong camp also to promote STEM exploration and discovery. Activities include fishing, aquarium visits, field activities, chatting with an ocean scientist, tracking a shark, and an overnight stay at the aquarium. On television The aquarium appears in the pilot episode of JAG, when Harmon Rabb, Jr., has a flashback of when he was with his father as a child on board an aircraft carrier; the USS Lexington Museum is located nearby. References External links Aquaria in Texas Tourist attractions in Corpus Christi, Texas Buildings and structures in Corpus Christi, Texas 1990 establishments in Texas