Explore the Aquarium's online community to discover even more about our exhibits, animals, scientists and global scientific projects—including new blogs and webcams!

 

Splashing in to Spring with the Harbor Seals

Here at the New England Aquarium the Atlantic harbor seals are ready for spring! Reggae can barely contain his excitment for the coming warm weather. It's been a long and snowy winter! Check out Reggae's flashy speed swim. See the video here.

Construction Updates

Get the latest photos and video updates from the renovation project.

Right Whale Research Blog

Follow the Aquarium's North Atlantic

right whale research team.

Mammal Trainers Blog

Learn more about the seals and see exciting photos and video.

Marine Animal Rescue Blog

Get the latest photos, videos and stories from the rescue team.

Exhibit Galleries Blog

Stories from behind the scenes in the exhibit galleries

Giant Ocean Tank Divers and Expeditions Blog

Get updates from the Aquarium's divers.

Global Explorers Blog

Join Aquarium explorers on expeditions around the world.

Penguin Blog

Get inside info, photos and video from the penguin exhibit.

Phoenix Islands Blog

Expedition reports from the Phoenix Islands Protected Area

More News and Updates

News and Updates Blog - Upcoming events

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Webcams

See the live action from our 200,000-gallon Caribbean coral reef exhibit every day on the Giant Ocean Tank web cam.

Videos

See the Aquarium’s home movies of some of our signature animals—the African penguin, American lobster, Atlantic harbor seal, giant Pacific octopus, green anaconda, green sea turtle, leafy seadragon, lionfish, moon jelly, North Atlantic right whale and sand tiger shark.

 

Archived Blogs

Celebes Sea Blog

Check out the Celebes Sea blog to hear from Aquarium VP of Global Marine Programs Greg Stone and his trip to the depths of this Indo-Pacific sea.

Auckland Islands Blog

Read the Auckland Islands blog to learn about Aquarium VP of Research Scott Kraus and his adventures observing southern right whales way way Down Under.