Overall, 18 species had populations that were either rising — including the giant sea bass, green sea turtle, and southern ...
The Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach released its first report card detailing the health of 30 species of SoCal marine life. Green sea turtles and giant sea bass are recovering, while several ...
The Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach has rescued nearly 600 endangered tidewater goby fish that were impacted by ash and chemicals from the Palisades Fire.
The Aquarium’s Marine Species Report Card aims to inform the public about the health of crucial marine species in California.
The report card draws on long-term population data to shed light on how otters, giant sea bass, Garibaldi fish and other animals are doing. Long Beach’s Aquarium of the Pacific has launched a ...
The green sea turtles? Or the Giant Pacific Octopus ... you can surround yourself with marine life at the on-site SeaBase Aquarium, which is one of the largest man-made ocean environments on ...
The Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach has rescued nearly 600 endangered tidewater goby fish that were impacted by ash and ...
If you’ve ever wondered how Southern California’s native marine species are faring, but weren’t quite sure how to find out — Long Beach’s Aquarium of the Pacific has a new resource to help.
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