Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life. Giant Ocean Tank Divers Blog. Did you know our sea turtles get back scratches? Myrtle especially seems to really enjoy a shell scratch. Sometimes the divers rub a shell on her back, other times she finds a way to scratch that itch herself. Every so often we add new fishes.

Nick did his graduate research at the University of Hawaii, where he focused on movements, reproductive behavior, and population genetics of the whitetip reef shark,. While also working on a number of projects with various other shark species. In 2016, Nick was appointed Senior Scientist in t.

Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life. Monday, February 22, 2016. Dr Salvatore Cerchio is a marine mammal biologist who has studied free ranging populations of cetaceans around the world for more than 30 years. He is currently a Visiting Scientist at the New England Aquarium, with a guest affiliation at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Prior to my arrival this year.

Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life. Our new Olympic Coast exhibit features marine animals native to the rugged coastline of Washington State in the Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary. From giant Pacific octopuses to rockfish to swaying anemones, the exhibit dazzles with bright colors and movement.

Currently at the Aquarium? Back to Main Menu. Discover Life According to Fur Seals in the New Balance Foundation Marine Mammal Center! For Schools and Groups.

Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life. Wednesday, July 6, 2016. The hot and steamy days of summer are upon us, and those uber-cool cold-water superstars in our brand new octopus exhibit. Are the hottest sea creatures in the city. You may have seen these eight-armed brainiacs and their tentacled cousins on light posts, subway billboards, and towering over Kenmore Square. Tentacles Take Hold in Park Street. Take advantage of our summer hours.

Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life. Thursday, June 9, 2016. Little blue penguins are the smallest species of penguin in the world. While they are petite and noticeably smaller than their African and rockhopper neighbors, the birds on exhibit are not babies. Four of the five little blue penguins born at the Aquarium this year.

Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life. Aquarium researchers and staff are on expedition to the remote Phoenix Islands Protected Area.

Blogs, Webcams, Videos and More. Blogs, webcams, videos and more. Marine Animal Rescue Team Blog. We made it to Georgia with our precious cargo. Parading the turtles so visitors can get a close-up look at these amazing animals. Dr Norton and Michelle Kaylor of the Georgia Sea Turtle Center. The help of our partners.

Blogs, Webcams, Videos and More. Blogs, webcams, videos and more. Sam tries on a survival suit. We spent some time in the afternoon practicing our photography skills with a humpback. Having kept an eye on the weather, Moe and Joe knew that Wedne.