Purple striped jelly fish swims at the Monterey Bay Aquarium in Monterey, California.AFP via Getty Images A sea otter at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, located at Cannery Row two hours south of San ...

“The last thing I wanted to do was grow jellyfish, are you kidding me?” says Brock Gratton as he looks at the hundreds of live moon jellyfish occupying a dozen tanks on the floor of his office. Still, ...

JENKS, Okla. — On Tuesday morning, the ribbon was cut on the Hardesty Moon Jellyfish Touch Pool at the Oklahoma Aquarium. Before the ribbon cutting ceremony, several different officials spoke, ...

Need an escape from your house? California's famed Monterey Bay Aquarium is offering online viewers around the world a chance to visit their facility without making the physical trip via 10 live ...

During July's Shark Week, Discovery World aquarium curator Brittanie Delorit found herself in one of her favorite spots at the science museum — at the touch tank, answering kids' questions as they ...

There might be no better way to give the family a distraction or to fill up some down time than peaking in on some of the most unique creatures on the planet. While zoos and aquariums will be closed ...

Businesses and places of gathering around the globe are temporarily shuttered due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s a big hit on people’s jobs, financial security, and overall wellbeing. It’s hard to be ...

Cooped up? Feeling anxious? Looking for a diversion for the kids? Or yourself? Until at least April 8, the Monterey Bay Aquarium is closed due to the coronavirus outbreak. But you can still visit its ...

Visitors to Center in the Square‘s new atrium might be surprised to find the jellyfish tanks empty over the next few days. Yet the jellyfish haven’t gone far, said Center in the Square President and ...

If you find the deep blue sea scary, then you might want to consider spending this Halloween at the Oregon Coast Aquarium. The facility will unveil two new spaces Oct. 31: the renovated Connected ...

Armor-plated pill bugs the size of dinner plates. Pulsating red jellyfish that look like beating hearts. Bone-eating worms that consume whale carcasses. Loopy coral seemingly drawn by Dr. Seuss. The ...