Who knew dolphins could help stroke victims regain motor function? A team at Johns Hopkins did, and they engaged with the National Aquarium to produce something truly groundbreaking. Read More
In this week’s creature feature, we’re introducing you to the prehistoric sawfish—an animal that’s been roaming our waters since the Cretaceous period! Read More
Two new toadfish are on exhibit! An oyster toadfish has been added to our Maryland Mountains to the Sea exhibit and a gulf toadfish was added to our Surviving Through Adaptations exhibit. Read More
In advance of his upcoming lecture at the Aquarium on October 21, we chatted with maritime archaeologist, explorer and author Dr. James P. Delgado about shipwrecks, sanctuaries and underwater exploration. Read More
The long-awaited journey back to the ocean has become reality for National Aquarium Animal Rescue patient #1337, Blade. Read More
In honor of World Octopus Day and Cephalopod Awareness Week, we're taking you behind the scenes with one of our favorite cephalopods: Cordelia, the National Aquarium’s giant Pacific octopus. Read More
Yesterday, National Aquarium Chief Conservation Officer Eric Schwaab participated on a panel titled “Fish Farming: Futile or the Future?” at the second annual SXSW Eco conference in Austin, Texas. Read More
In celebration of Cephalopod Awareness Week, we’re kicking off our Creature Features with the chambered nautilus! Read More
For the next five days, we’ll be joining octo-enthusiasts from around the world in celebrating Cephalopod Awareness Week. Read More
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