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Austin Brown, Clermont watches the Commerson's dolphins in the Dolphin Lookout, a viewing area of the Dolphin Plunge, which takes riders down 250 feet of clear tubes underwater.

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( JULIE FLETCHER/ORLANDO SENTINEL / March 1, 2008 )

Austin Brown, Clermont watches the Commerson's dolphins in the Dolphin Lookout, a viewing area of the Dolphin Plunge, which takes riders down 250 feet of clear tubes underwater.

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