This is the Aquarium of the Pacific's wildlife and whale watch sighting account. @AquariumPacific
Long Beach, California
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On one of yesterday's whale watch trips, we saw two pods of common dolphins, with some California sea lions following closely behind.
We had four humpback whales feeding, fluking, and generally showing off their amazing selves to us for a good twenty minutes during our sunset cruise last night! Join us for the next cruise to see what new adventures await! aquariumofpacific.org/visit
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It's International Day of Zoo & Aquarium Educators! Thank you to our amazing staff of educators who inspire guests every day. 💙
Take us back to this sunset cruise on Saturday when we were joined by dolphins, birds, and humpback whales!
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How adorable are our baby California skates? Find them in the White Abalone exhibit inside our Southern California Gallery.
Video by Aquarist Melissa
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After months of rehabilitation and care at the Aquarium of the Pacific, a loggerhead sea turtle has returned to the ocean. aquariumofpacific.org/news/s…
Fantastic day on the ocean, with lunge feeding humpback whales, a breaching humpback, common dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, sea lions, fin whales, and birds in one incredible display of our ocean's biodiversity.
Today’s whale watch was a splash! We were lucky enough to see a humpback whale tail slapping—such a thrilling sight! 🌊🐋
An amazing day on the water yesterday with bottlenose and common dolphins, before we spent time with a playful young humpback whale who breached multiple times, and waved at us with its huge pectoral fins.
We Whale-y appreciate spending your 4th of July with us on a fin-tastic whale watch! A breathtaking fluke from a blue whale was observed this afternoon!
Today we were lucky enough to see 8 blue whales on our first trip including a blue whale named Uno. As you can see in the video, Uno is a very special whale with only one side of their fluke.
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Our Bio Ball fundraiser is happening on World Ocean Day, June 8th, and is your chance to get up close and personal with what inspires us: the care and conservation of our marine habitats.
Tickets available now! pacific.to/bioball
Yesterday’s trips showed off some of the diversity in our local marine mammal population, as we saw blue whales, fin whales and common dolphins.
Just had an incredible day in our ocean backyard! Spotted three majestic blue whales, a juvenile fin whale, and lots of playful bottlenose dolphins. Nature at its finest! 🌊🐋🐬
A fintastically blue day on the water with many fin whales and blue whales as well as common dolphins. The 1st and 2nd largest animals in the world are off our coast right now! Check out this blue fluke!
Happy birthday!
TROY IS 20! Please join us in wishing Troy the harbor seal a very happy birthday. 🦭🥳
Photo by Robin Riggs #AOPpinnipeds
