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March 26, 2020
Lola’s Field Trip
Lola the sulphur-crested cockatoo goes on a field trip!
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Aquarium Welcomes a Special Sea Otter and Announces New Role in Helping Sea Otter Pups
The Aquarium of the Pacific announced today that it will become a partner facility for rehabilitating rescued sea otter pups, rearing them with the help of surrogate mothers, and coordinating their release back into the wild. The Aquarium is also welcoming a new sea otter named Millie, who they hope will be a surrogate mother to the orphaned sea otter pups.
Recent News
Online Academy
Aquarium Launches Online Academy
The new program includes both on-demand videos and activities for all ages and a schedule of interactive live programs with Aquarium educators.
Bringing educational programming and fun
Aquarium Live: The Aquarium’s Online Academy
The Aquarium of the Pacific is pleased to offer an Online Academy to bring our educational programming as well as fun and entertaining activities to the public during the current closure. Here you will find both on-demand videos and activities for all ages and a schedule of interactive live programs with our educators, from virtual classroom sessions to Pacific Pals puppets. This page will be updated regularly with new content and live dates as they become available.
Conservation
Aquarium and Partners Plan to Release Giant Sea Bass
After successful breeding programs in aquarium settings, the project partners hope to help local populations of this distinctive fish rebound. Juvenile giant sea bass are being released in local waters.
Exhibits
Coral Reefs Exhibit Opens May 22
Coral Reefs: Nature’s Underwater Cities will showcase the beauty and diversity of coral reefs and their animal residents in the Aquarium’s newly reimagined Tropical Pacific Gallery.
Animals
Aquarium Welcomes a Special Sea Otter and Announces New Role in Helping Sea Otter Pups
The Aquarium of the Pacific announced today that it will become a partner facility for rehabilitating rescued sea otter pups, rearing them with the help of surrogate mothers, and coordinating their release back into the wild. The Aquarium is also welcoming a new sea otter named Millie, who they hope will be a surrogate mother to the orphaned sea otter pups.
