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Visitors to the Loxahatchee River Center don’t just learn about the river — they can see, touch and feel it. A Touch Tank lets kids and other visitors pick up and hold aquatic creatures.
“Each group that comes through gets a Touch Tank demonstration,” says Jocelyn O’Neill,...