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Visit Our Exhibits Virtually

Check in on our animals with live webcams placed inside some of the Aquarium’s exhibits.

Aquarium Webcams
Webcam: Penguin Chicks

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See our penguin chicks before they go on exhibit

Two Magellanic Penguin chicks hatched at the Aquarium in June. First-time parents Floyd and Roxy, residents of the Aquarium’s June Keyes Penguin Habitat, incubated both eggs. The one-month-old chicks are currently being cared for behind the scenes at the Aquarium and will be on public view when they join the other birds in the penguin habitat later this summer.
Webcam: Weedy Sea Dragons

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The weedy sea dragon exhibit is located in the Aquarium’s Tropical Pacific gallery.

Weedy sea dragons in the wild are found only in Australian coastal waters. They are bony fish related to seahorses, pipefish, and seamoths. The Aquarium of the Pacific was the first in the world to successfully breed weedy sea dragons.
Webcam: Penguin Habitat Above Water

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See our penguin exhibit from above.

See our penguins live 24 hours a day in our above water penguin cam, courtesy of explore.org.
Webcam: Penguin Habitat Below Water

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Penguins are expert swimmers—watch as they dive and dart through the water.

See our penguins live 24 hours a day in our below water penguin cam, courtesy of explore.org.
Webcam: Tropical Reef

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The Tropical Reef Habitat is the Aquarium's largest exhibit, containing 350,000 gallons of water and over 1,000 animals from the tiny cleaner wrasse to the zebra shark.

This exhibit represents the famous Blue Corner off the coast of Palau. This area, lush and abundant with life, is considered one of the most beautiful dive sites in the world.
Webcam: Honda Blue Cavern

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Modeled after Blue Cavern Point, a kelp forest along the northeastern coast of Santa Catalina Island.

This exhibit represents the underwater habitat you would find along our coast and around local islands.
Webcam: Sex Change Exhibit

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Did You Say "Sex Change"?

Yes! This exhibit got its name because of the interesting natural behavior of its resident fishes.