Cape Flattery, Washington and serves as home to harbor seals, sea lions, sea otters, horned puffins, and tufted puffins in separate pools. In the middle of the exhibit area is a building for underwater viewing. The exhibit formerly contained beluga whales until they were taken to a zoo in Texas in 2007. It also formerly contained walruses but they shipped off their last two walruses Mitik and Pakak to another zoo where they had females. Arctic Tundra 1981 saw the opening of this exhibit area, which forms a semicircle at one end of the zoo. Muskoxen are housed in a large meadow on the outside of the pathway's arc, while a Polar bear and Arctic fox live on the inside of the arc. The polar bear has an eleven-foot-deep pool with above- and underwater viewing. The zoo's last Polar Bear, Blizzard, passed away in May 2022 after being diagnosed with liver cancer in 2021. The Aquariums There are two aquariums: the Pacific Seas Aquarium and South Pacific Aquarium. They each house species from different parts of the Pacific Ocean. In September 2018, the Pacific Seas Aquarium opened, replacing the North Pacific Aquarium that opened in 1963. The Pacific Seas Aquarium features scalloped hammerheads, spotted eagle rays and green sea turtles. Other highlights include a Puget sound exhibit, a kelp forest exhibit, cold water invertebrate touch tank, jellyfish globe and kreisels, a schooling fish exhibit, and Japanese spider crabs. The Pacific Seas Aquarium was built with the latest green life support system technology and includes a rainwater capture system for use in non potable water supplies. The 1989-era South Pacific Aquarium simulates tropical Pacific environments, with two coral reef tanks, a lagoon exhibit, and a touch tank. The lagoon has small fish and eels, while the Outer Reef tank has nurse sharks, blacktip reef sharks, and many other shark species. In the touch tank are stingrays as well as epaulette sharks and whitespotted bamboo sharks. Red Wolf Woods The habitat was rebuilt in 2009 and opened again in the summer of 2010. The exhibit consists of two separate meadows with a rocky creek, hollow log, and other landscaping. The conservation center is designed to look like an abandoned farm building. Kids' Zone A number of animals are present including Nigerian dwarf goats, and Parma Wallabies. There are also colorful play structures and a petting zoo with activities such as goat feeding