The Seaquarium is a tourism fixture on Miami’s Virginia Key and was once the home of the 1960s TV show, “Flipper,” and the late killer whale Lolita, but many local leaders want to close it.

Rampant poaching of the coral sparked a long-term undercover investigation to catch people illegally collecting aquarium life from the Florida Keys. Miami, Florida — It was the grouper that got her.

USA Today has again named The Florida Aquarium one of the top 10 aquariums in the nation as part of USA Today’s 2025 10Best ...

Oceans Aquarium Design creates amazing designs for ... Located near Fort Lauderdale and Miami in Southwest Ranches, Florida, on the edge of the Everglades, SeaVisions not only builds custom ...

Several dolphins have reportedly died over the span of five months at a Florida marine park and aquarium, prompting several ...

An aquarium hobbyist found a “large”-mouthed river creature and kept it as a pet. Scientists later identified it as a new species, a study said. Photo from Y K yokeboy via Unsplash Near a ...

Since then, they’ve poured about $15 million on customizations, including a jaw-dropping 5,600-gallon aquarium imported from Japan that cost the couple about $1 million, according to agent ...

The research, conducted by scientists at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science, in collaboration with scientists from The Shedd Aquarium, Coral ...

Scientists first acclimated the babies to saltwater tanks before handing over 300 corals each to organizations on the frontlines of Florida’s coral restoration, including Mote Marine Laboratory, Reef ...