That is the advertising campaign of the National Aquarium in Baltimore. I LOVE their new ads. You can even make your own aqua faces!
Here is one I made using the aquafaces creator.
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I usually see the aquarium when I'm in Baltimore; it really is pretty neat. The way the dolphins are kept there does make me sad, though, and I wish more facilities took better care of their cetaceans.
That is cool.
But here at the New England Aquarium, we're cool too!
Jives, I love it! That might just make it on Deep Sea Friday Picture.
Thanks! It's been turning some heads up here.
The agency that did it also tried to start a viral video. 11,000 hits isn't too bad! We're just hoping it translates into visitors.