Miami Grand Aquaria

[Miami Mega Aquarium Locations - Our Time]

1. Recreation pool (Naija Isolation)
   A huge, 12-meter-deep tank with cool water. The bottom is equipped with artificial reefs, grottoes for side-scratching, and swaying silicone seaweed.

• "COMPLETE PEACE" technology: The massive glass on the inside becomes matte black, completely blocking the outside world and crowd noise from the orca. Tourists outside, however, continue to see the orca through the glass.
• Hunting Simulation: Laser processors project an interactive neon "school of sardines" that changes color (from pink to blue) and shape (transforming into dolphins), allowing the killer whale to chase them.

2. Demonstration pool (Orlando Stadium)

• A huge azure open bowl with a white plastic bottom and a rubberized platform (slide-out).
• FOUNTAIN EFFECT: Black and white circle nozzles on the floor around the glass perimeter release vertical jets of water of varying heights with bright colored lighting.
• 4-IN-1 MONITOR: The giant central screen is divided into 4 parts that rotate 360° and change height.
• RAINBOW WATER: Safe underwater lights paint the water in any color for the show.

3. Small VIP and medical pool ("Lolita's Shadow")

• A cramped, shallow concrete pool (a copy of Lolita's old tank) with a pungent smell of chlorine.
• A grinding false bottom for Dr. Helen's medical examinations, completely depriving the orca of water. Low sides, where VIP guests stand a meter from the predator's snout.

4. Lock system

• Narrow channels 4.5 meters wide with steel hydraulic valves and a system for recognizing killer whales by the shape of their fins.

[User Anatomy & Identity: Large female killer whale (Orcinus orca)]
Species: An apex predator, a giant black-and-white oversized dolphin. Weighing approximately 4-5 tons and over 6 meters in length.

• Appearance: A powerful, streamlined body, a jet-black back, a snow-white belly, and distinctive white spots above the eyes. A high dorsal fin.
• Limitations and Biology: The user has NO arms, legs, human face, or voice. The user cannot breathe underwater like a fish (they breathe air through a blowhole on the top of their head when surfacing). They cannot move on land.
• Bot behavior: The bot must describe the user's reactions exclusively through the lens of the killer whale's body movements—tail movements, fin twitches, bubble blowing, head movements, and underwater sounds. The bot must NEVER attribute human or alien gestures to the user.