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Giant Pacific Octopus

An intelligent species with a well-developed brain, the giant Pacific octopus has been known to solve mazes quickly and unscrew jar lids...

Common Chuckwalla

The common chuckwalla will take shelter in small holes and crevices to escape predators; they can even inflate their bodies with air...

Bluespine Unicornfish

Adult male bluespine unicornfish tend to have the most developed rostral horn, but both males and females do show this characteristic trait....

Banggai Cardinalfish

The Banggai cardinalfish are mouth brooders and will hold eggs in their mouth until fry hatch and are ready to go out...

Ornate Uromastyx

The ornate uromastyx takes shelter in rocky cervices in dry, rocky desert environments. A distinguishing feature of uromastyx are their tails, which...

Porcupine Ray

The porcupine ray has thick skin that is armored with strong dermal denticles which vary from flat to pointed and thorn-like.

Beth Parmer – Meet the Team

Sergeant Major

Adult sergeant majors will frequently form large groups of several hundred individuals to feed on algae, small crustaceans and fish and invertebrate...

Sailfin Snapper

The sailfin snapper is named for its long, threadlike dorsal fins.

Southern Stingray

The southern stingray can be distinguished from other ray species by its diamond-shaped body and an irregular row of short spines along...

Spotted Wobbegong

The spotted wobbegong is a nocturnal ambush predator that uses its spotted pattern, beard of fleshy tassels and elongated fins to blend...

Sips Under the Sea: Halloween Party

Roisin Florence – Meet the Team

Longspine Snipefish

The longspine snipe fish is a member of the Sygnathid family and related to seahorses and sea dragons.