The Florida Aquarium is safely bringing back one of Tampa Bay’s most popular Holiday traditions, Snow Days, with new and safe ways to play. From December 26-31st, guests can engage in a snowball-throwing contest on Read More …
For the first time, scientists with the Coral Rescue Project and the Southeast Florida Coral Reef Restoration Hub have taken offspring from rescued corals, and successfully outplanted them on Florida’s Coral Reef, bringing together two Read More …
The Florida Aquarium has received six cold-stunned turtles for care from the Northeast. The turtles arrived over the weekend, and include four Kemp’s ridley and 2 green sea turtles. They were transported to Florida by Read More …
Guests can celebrate a safe and socially distanced Halloween at The Florida Aquarium. Put on your costume and visit your favorite sea creatures from otters to sharks and more on Saturday, October 31st as part of Read More …
For the second year in a row, scientists at The Florida Aquarium in Apollo Beach have successfully spawned threatened Atlantic pillar coral (Dendrogyra cylindrus) though lab-induced techniques. The scientific marvel occurred this week in a Read More …
The Florida Aquarium released two endangered juvenile green sea turtles at Anastasia State Park today. The green sea turtles, Fredrick and Talbot, returned to the sea following months of rehabilitation and care by The Florida Aquarium’s Read More …
Safe, family fun lasts longer at The Florida Aquarium, just in time for the Fourth of July holiday. Aqua Nights, our summer extended hours, start on July 2. Guests will get to enjoy our experiences Read More …
Aligned with the state’s phased approach and all public health directives, The Florida Aquarium announced today that it will reopen to the public on Friday, May 15th. (It has been open since Sunday for members Read More …
The Florida Aquarium has launched a new Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) online learning resource. This new resource is designed to provide parents and school kids with an abundance of educational resources in this Read More …
Scientists at The Florida Aquarium have again made history, this time becoming the first in the world to reproduce ridged cactus coral or Mycetophyllia lamarckiana in human care. The breakthrough happened over several nights earlier this month Read More …