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AnimalsFebruary 25, 2013Female Collared Aracari Joins Male on ExhibitThe Collared Aracaris can be found in the outdoor exhibit between Shark Lagoon and Lorikeet Forest. With their colorful plumage and large beaks, these birds are recognizable as members of the toucan family of birds. |
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AnimalsFebruary 18, 2013Meet the Aquarium’s Fascinating Flamboyant CuttlefishLook for the Aquarium’s flamboyant cuttlefish in the Jewels of the Pacific exhibit in the Tropical Pacific gallery. |
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AnimalsFebruary 11, 2013Laughing Kookaburra Now on ExhibitJoining the aquarium’s bird collection is a female laughing Kookaburra, on exhibit outside the entrance to Lorikeet Forest. |
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AnimalsFebruary 5, 2013Gidget the Sea Otter Moves to MontereyAt the Sea Otter Rescue and Conservation (SORAC) center, Gidget will serve as a surrogate mother to help raise orphaned sea otter pups. |
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Citizen ScienceDecember 17, 2012Aquarium Organizes Green Sea Turtle Count by Citizen ScientistsIn collaboration with local groups, the Aquarium is conducting systematic citizen-led monitoring of the Pacific green sea turtles in the San Gabriel River. |
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AnimalsOctober 3, 2012Betty the Sea Otter Now on ViewNow that she has grown in size and knows basic training commands, Betty has joined the other otters on exhibit |
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AnimalsAugust 21, 2012Meet Bixby the Harbor Seal PupThe first harbor seal to be born at the Aquarium, Bixby made her public debut August 21 and met the other residents of the Seals & Sea Lions Habitat. |
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AnimalsAugust 2, 2012Pacific Spiny Lumpsuckers on Display in the Northern Pacific GalleryAbout ninety of these fish born at the Aquarium in late 2011 are now on view in the Rocky Reef exhibit. Their small size and unique suction disk make them worth finding on your next visit. |
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AnimalsJune 13, 2012Harbor Seal Pup Growing at a Healthy RateThe harbor seal pup born at the Aquarium of the Pacific in April has nearly doubled in weight and has begun transitioning to solid foods. |
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AnimalsJune 12, 2012Rehabilitated Green Sea Turtle Swims Over 500 MilesThe Aquarium rehabilitated and released a green sea turtle this spring, attaching a satellite tag to track its movements. |
