Twice a day, we feed our African penguins a diet of herring, capelin, and sardines. Head to Sea Cliffs to watch a feeding while our Education Team introduces you to our penguin colony.

Penguin feeding times are Weds - Fri at 10:15am, and Sat and Sun at 10:15am and 3:30pm.

California sea lion Bruiser can be seen voluntarily taking part in X-rays of his front flippers to make sure there are no issues. Learn more about how our team provides animal care in this WCS Wild View blog post by marine mammal keeper Sarah: bit.ly/4aglDUI

This attractive fish is a Bermuda sea chub. These schooling fish are found globally in tropical & subtropical oceans.

DYK we have around 300 bony fish species at the aquarium for you to discover? Bony fish make up about 95% of all fishes and have skeletons comprised of bone.

When our wolf eel emerges from its den for its daily feeding in the Kelp Forest exhibit, it is truly a sight to behold! Wolf eels are voracious eaters. In the wild, their strong jaws are especially helpful when devouring food items with a hard shell, such as abalone and mussels.

Enjoy this ethereal #MomentofBlue brought to you by our moon jellies! You can find them in the Spineless exhibit at the aquarium.

Join us on April 7 for our Fintastic Families program! Our Fintastic Family Day scavenger hunt will lead you through the aquarium, including special access to our private shark touch pool, located in Ocean Wonders: Sharks!.

Learn more & register here: bit.ly/41ILaT6

California sea lions perform a natural behavior know as porpoising, which involves leaping high out of the water & returning head-first. By propelling themselves into the air, they get a boost of speed. See if you can observe this behavior in our sea lions next time you visit!