San Antonio Aquarium

As home to a variety of underwater creatures, the San Antonio Aquarium is a favorite attraction for visitors and locals alike. No matter which of the water creatures are your favorite, all ages will find excitement at all the interactive(互动的) displays, exhibits, and daily shows.

Stingray Touch Tank

Dip your hands into the cool water and watch in amazement as stingrays(黄貂鱼) brush up against your fingers and even let you touch them. The touch tank is perfect for the young who have an appreciation for the stingrays.

Rainforest and Desert Experiences

This wonderful habitat is bursting with a variety of reptiles and amphibians(两栖动物), including lizards and frogs. The wet rainforest and extremely dry desert experiences provide chances to see the home lives of these amazing creatures from different areas of the globe.

Giant Pacific Octopus

The aquarium is home to the Giant Pacific Octopus, the largest species of octopus(章鱼) in the world! Watch this gentle giant float around with elegance in different colors. It’s a one-of-a-kind highlight of the aquarium visit you won’t want to miss.

Daily Shows

Throughout the day, various wonderful shows run within the aquarium park for free. These shows highlight the habits and behavior of the reptiles, amphibians and even the Giant Pacific Octopus.

Pony Rides, Roller Coasters & Merry-Go-Round

After visiting the aquatic wonders of the world, on the aquarium ground, you will find that for an extra cost, you can treat the kids to pony rides, roller-coaster rides and merry-go-round rides.

Features Editor

We are looking for a talented features editor to join our team. We are especially keen to hear from those with a specialism in technology and consumer health.

This role is based in London, but could potentially be worked remotely from the US.

Main Responsibilities:

●Develop ideas for commission and edit at least 23 timely and compelling features each year

●Build contacts with writers and scientists to make sure we’re commissioning the best, most attractive and up-to-date biological-medical science and technology stories

●Monitor traffic statistics and subscriptions data

●Work closely with the art and design team to make our features attractive and work with the digital team to come up with the best way to sell our stories on digital platforms

Person Specification:

●Significant editing experience at a popular science publication or similar

●Excellent writing and editing skills

●Excellent knowledge of the cutting edge, and a demonstrable experience of science journalism

●Great relationships with scientists and writers

●A degree in a science or technology, ideally, and a passionate interest in both science and technology

●A good ability to work together with others

Package Description:

In return for employees’ energy and ideas, we ensure our people are well rewarded. The longer are with us, the more benefits you will get. Here’s what to expect:

●29 days’ holiday

●Upon joining, you’ll be naturally enrolled onto the Pension (养老金) Plan

●Our Employee Assistance Program

●Discounted dining cards

●Flexible working policy

●Free gym membership at Northcliffe House Gym

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