Splash! Animals will be at Downtown Disney in Anaheim, California on August 28 & 29.

Come see us! The stage will be located in front of the Rainforest Café. The Splash! Animals artists will deliver our signature high-energy painting performances involving Guests, music, beautiful animal paintings in just minutes, and our conservation message to help save these amazing animals.

Performance dates: August 28 & 29, 2009 (Friday & Saturday)
Performance times: 6:00 PM, 7:00 PM, 8:00 PM, and 9:00 PM

Click here for a link to Google Maps.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Who would win in a fight between  a meerkat and a poisonous snake?

Answer: A meerkat would win! Meerkats are known for their daring diet. They are able to kill and eat poisonous snakes and scorpions without being hurt, because they are immune to the venom. They eat poisonous scorpions by quickly biting off their stingers, and then eating the rest! Now that’s stinger-lickin’ good.

The Splash! Meerkat

Hello Fans!

Just a quick update on the annual San Diego Humane Society Fur Ball. What an incredible evening! We performed the Splash! Cheetah and White Tiger. Together the paintings we performed raised $5,200 for the San Diego Humane Society. The money will be put to an important cause – saving animals!

Splash! Paintings Auctioned at 2009 Fur Ball

Fur Ball

ATTENTION ALL ANIMAL LOVERS!

Splash! Animals is going to donate a performance and two paintings to be auctioned off at the San Diego Humane Society’s annual fundraiser they call Fur Ball. This is going to be a fun event, but more importantly, we are helping raise money for the Humane Society because we LOVE ANIMALS. We can’t tell you what animals we are performing, but if you are curious and you want to help animals in need, you should attend! Click on the picture above for details.

This one's for the Leos!

Today is all about Lions! The male is referred to as a lion or tom and the female is referred to as a lioness. The baby lion is a cub. Did you know that the lions are the only cats that live in groups, which are called prides? Prides are family units that may include up to three males, a dozen females, and their young. The females do most of the hunting and cub rearing, just like our families! Have a great weekend!