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Do our animals feel earthquakes? Thanks to our explore.org cameras, we know they do. #earthquake

What does an #earthquake look like at the Aquarium? explore.org

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Prehensile-tailed skinks Monkey and Banjo have been longtime ambassadors while living behind the scenes, but they are now on exhibit for the first time in AOP history! Stop by our new Frogs: Facing a Changing World exhibit to see them. 🥬 Video by Animal Care Specialist Nicole

It was a fun day with the family at the Aquarium of the Pacific. My daughter loved the penguins and the sea lions.

POV: Your volunteer shift 👁👄👁 Applications for our Dive Volunteer are open through September 20. Visit aquariumofpacific.org/volunteer/dive… to apply! Photo by Ken Kurtis

We are saddened to share that Goji the giant Pacific octopus has passed away. Goji was beloved by Aquarium staff, visitors, and our social media followers. She will truly be missed. 🐙❤️

In June of this year, a loggerhead sea #Turtle was rescued near #AvilaBeach in #California and brought to Aquarium of the Pacific for recovery. 💚 Read more about the #Aquarium's ongoing #Conservation efforts in Connect: bit.ly/3T97gex. #WildlifeRescue #LongBeach #SanLuisObispo

Spend your holiday weekend at the Aquarium! It's the perfect time to check out our new exhibit, Frogs: Facing a Changing World. 🐸 Reservations are required on weekends and holidays, make yours at the link in bio. 💛 Photo by Robin Riggs

Why do zebra sharks have spots and not stripes? They're named after the bars they are born with! When zebra sharks grow into adults, the bars become spots. Juvenile ➡️ adult 🦓🦈 Photos by Robin Riggs

FYI, AOP has AC ❄️💨🥵 Reservations are required weekends & holidays, book yours at pacific.to/visit

Police officers, sheriff’s deputies, fire-fighters and EMTs receive free admission on September 11. Advance reservations required, please visit aquariumofpacific.org/events/info/fi… to make yours.

Photographers Night is October 6th! Visit pacific.to/photonight for tickets. 📷🐙

Meet Gladys! Gorgeous Gladys is a white-faced ibis new to our Shorebirds habitat. Her staff describes her as very polite, minds her business, and makes good choices. Guess the "d" in Gladys stands for ✨demure✨! See this queen on California Terrace during your next visit.

Join us this weekend for our twentieth annual Moompetam American Indian Festival! aquariumofpacific.org/events/info/mo…

It's molting season! Every year our penguins replace their old feathers with new ones. During this time the birds may look scruffy and will not go swimming, but in about 30 days they will have a fresh set of feathers. Photo by Robin Riggs #AOPpenguins 🐧

Aquarium News: The 2024 CELP Scholars are Defining their Program Experience aquariumofpacific.org/news/story/the…