Five tomtates were recently added to Atlantic Coral Reef! Read More
Two sergeant major fish have been added to Atlantic Coral Reef! Read More
Celebrate Valentine’s Day by learning about monogamous marine animals! Read More
Three Atlantic creole fish have been added to Atlantic Coral Reef! Read More
Three dusky squirrelfish were recently added to Atlantic Coral Reef! Read More
Do extremely cold conditions impact animals migrating south for the winter? We asked our experts how sharks fare in icy waters. Read More
Did you know that the endangered pallid sturgeon is one of the oldest fish in North America? Read More
Three decorator crabs, two moon snails and one Atlantic fig snail were added to the Burrowing exhibit in Surviving Through Adaptation! Read More
Despite the sub-zero temperatures, there are many different animals and fishes thriving in the Arctic ecosystem. However, climate change has affected the habitats that many of these animals rely on. Read More
Until recently, it was thought that the Chesapeake Bay’s iconic jelly species was an Atlantic sea nettle—but according to recent research, these invertebrates are a separate species from their ocean-based counterparts. Read More
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