You don’t have to go far to spot these birds! Read More
You can find them in oceans, bays and harbors around the world, as well as in our Jellies Invasion: Oceans Out of Balance and Living Seashore exhibits—learn all about moon jellies! Read More
Calypso joined our National Aquarium family in 2002. Look back on her past 15 years to celebrate the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Sea Turtle Week! Read More
Often hiding in our Upland Tropical Rain Forest exhibit, this tarantula is elusive but fascinating! Read More
Searobins are unique fish that are seasonal visitors to the Chesapeake Bay! Read More
In honor of Chesapeake Bay Week, learn about and celebrate the animals found in the largest estuary in the United States. Read More
A nimble spray crab and debelius cleaner shrimp have been added to our Surviving Through Adaptation exhibit. Read More
The northern Australian snapping turtles that hatched at the National Aquarium in 2014 are now on exhibit! Read More
Last month our Animal Rescue team admitted a male harbor seal nicknamed Phil. Read More
The population growth of manatees in recent years has prompted the federal government to remove them from the endangered species list, changing their official status to “threatened.” Read More
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