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Asian Small-clawed Otter

These small social otters usually live in extended family groups and can be seen sliding on mud banks and chasing each other...

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Black Spot Piranha

These infamous “man-eaters” form large schools and can inflict serious bites, however, black spot piranha feed primarily on fish and insects, and...

Atlanta Meeting Venue

Eliminate the “bored” room with unique meeting spaces at Georgia Aquarium. With private windows into our Ocean Voyager and Cold Water Quest...

Squarespot Anthias

There are many species of anthias – these small, brightly colored fishes usually live in huge schools. Within these large groups, are...

Pacific Sea Nettle

The Pacific sea nettle has four oral arms that extend down as much as 12 feet (3.7 m) from its underside.

Flagtail Catfish

The flagtail catfish is characterized by its strikingly marked caudal (tail) fin.

Ochre Sea Star

To eat its typical diet of mussels, clams, snails, barnacles and sea urchins, the ochre sea star grips the shell of its...

Robust Redhorse Sucker

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources lists the robust redhorse sucker as “Endangered.” It is one of the most threatened species in...

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