Aquarium News Archive

Ghost, the giant Pacific octopus, has laid eggs and entered senescence.

The turtle was rescued in December 2024 on Pismo Beach, transferred to the Aquarium of the Pacific where it received care and recovered, and released in the open ocean

Aquarium of the Pacific’s Naturalist Program volunteers share results of wildlife sightings made during the City Nature Challenge and Snapshot Cal Coast

Biologists rescued the threatened species, after extreme weather and wildfire disrupted native breeding grounds, as part of an emergency effort after the LA wildfires

The Aquarium of the Pacific is welcoming two new Magellanic penguins—Inca and Milo.

For our first time, a critically endangered sunflower sea star “baby” is on display at the Aquarium of the Pacific.

Learn about how the feather star and its uniqueness in the “constellation” of sea stars species

The Aquarium of the Pacific is providing a temporary home for northern tidewater gobies directly impacted by ash and chemicals from the ongoing Palisades Fire.

The Aquarium is approaching its ten-year anniversary in saving these butterflies and shares ideas on how you can help.

An aquarist cares for crabs in need of new shells in a new, inventive way, by using non-toxic epoxy, molding, and paint.

The Aquarium is also announcing the construction of a new space to help rescued sea turtles and invites the public to help support the cause.

The Aquarium staff are mourning the loss of Roxy the Magellanic penguin.

The Aquarium is providing care and rehabilitation to a rescued loggerhead sea turtle with the hopes of releasing it back into the wild

Aquarium staff is mourning the loss of Yutaka the giant sea bass.

Staff from the Aquarium of the Pacific assist with the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center’s emergency effort to rehabilitate the sick birds and some pelicans are returning home