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Southern Sea Otter

Although the southern sea otter is not a social animal and often lives alone, it does frequently occur in small groups where...

Weedy Sea Dragon

The weedy sea dragon camouflages perfectly among seaweed and sea grass beds with its leaf-like fins and frilly appendages.

Baja Blue Rock Lizard

The Baja blue rock lizard is diurnal, meaning it’s active during the day. They can often be seen basking in full sun,...

Spotted Garden Eel

The spotted garden eel lives in a sandy burrow that it digs tail-first. The garden eel then coats the sand walls with...

Mandarinfish

The vibrant colors of this species indicate to other animals that it is dangerous to consume. To make up for the lack...

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Clown Anemonefish

This striking orange and white fish is instantly recognizable. Also called simply “clownfish,” this fish is known for its symbiotic relationship with...

Georgia Aquarium Earns Prestigious AZA Accreditation

Common Carp

The common carp consumes a broad diet; it uses its pharyngeal teeth that are adapted for crushing different diet items. These teeth...

Green Moray Eel

Green moray eels get their distinctive coloration from a layer of yellow mucus that covers their body to help protect against parasites.

Foxface Rabbitfish

The unique yellow, black and white coloration, as well as the elongated snout and concave head profile, are distinctive features of this...

Japanese Spider Crab

The Japanese spider crab gets its name from its resemblance to a spider and is one of the largest arthropods (the group...

Pajama Cardinalfish

The pajama cardinalfish has distinctive, brightly colored red eyes.

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Splendid Garden Eel

The splendid garden eel lives in a sandy burrow that it digs tail-first. The garden eel then coats the sand walls with...