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Tropical Reef Exhibit Live - Aquarium of the Pacific Long Beach CA - Containing 350,000 gallons of water and over 1,000 animals, the tropical reef habitat represents the famous Blue Corner off the coast of Palau, an area considered to be one of the most beautiful and diverse oceanic sites in the world. Species include: Trevallies, Spadefish, Snappers, Sweetlips, Zebra Sharks and Grey Reef Sharks. More info at: www.aquariumofpacific.org and www.explore.org
Live Underwater Cam in The Lower Florida Keys By Viva The Keys (www.vivathekeys.com). Several species of fish including sharks and more! Established in 2021, Viva the Keys founded the Florida Keys Community Land Trust to help build resilient affordable rental housing in the Florida Keys.
Coral City Camera - Miami Free-Range Aquarium Underwater Livestream by Coral Morphologic. The Coral City Camera is an underwater camera streaming live from an urban reef environment in Miami, Florida. It is located along the shoreline at the east end of Port Miami in about 9’ (3m) of water. It was deployed in late 2019 by Coral Morphologic as a hybrid art-science research project produced with the support of Bridge Initiative and Bas Fisher Invitational and initially funded through grants awarded by a Knight Arts Challenge grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and an Art Works grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. The CCC's high speed internet connection is made possible with the support of The Wanderlust Fund.
Sea Otter Live Cam Vancouver Aquarium (www.vanaqua.org) Vancouver British Columbia Canada. All the sea otters living at the Vancouver Aquarium were rescued as orphaned pups and been deemed non-releasable by Canadian and U.S. government agencies because they were all too young at rescue to have the necessary life skills to survive on their own in the wild. Northern Sea Otters are known for their luxuriously thick fur and have the densest fur of any mammal, boasting up to a million hairs per square inch! Thanks to habitat protection and pollution reduction initiatives, their population, once severely threatened by extensive hunting, is gradually rebounding.
Penguin Beach - Long Beach Aquarium by EXPLORE.org
Underwater Manatee Live Cam at Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park in Homosassa Florida by Explore.org and Save the Manatee Club (www.savethemanatee.org). This park provides a sanctuary and home to manatees that cannot be released into the wild. The park also serves as a rehabilitation facility for manatees with injuries or illness. In the winter, wild manatees use the springs as a warm-water sanctuary. The park’s natural freshwater spring bowl remains a constant 72-degree temperature year-round.
Live Shark Cam from Monterey Bay Aquarium in Monterey CA. Sevengill sharks, leopard sharks, spiny dogfish and the elusive Pacific angel shark all dwell in the Monterey Bay Habitats exhibit—like they do just beyond our walls in the cold waters of the bay. Designed with sharks in mind, this exhibit's 90-foot-long hourglass shape gives our big sharks plenty of room to glide and turn.
Coral Predators Cam - Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach California (www.aquariumofpacific.org) by Exlpore.org (www.explore.org). From their YouTube Page: This camera displays a variety of coral predators. Although you would think fish and other animals that eat and attack coral would be harmful, it can actually be quite beneficial to the health of the reef and the individual corals. Parrotfish dive headfirst into the reef to eat algae extracted from the chunks of coral they scrape away. They eat dead coral with their special grinding teeth, too.
Moody Gardens Penguin Cam live Galveston, Texas - From their website: Enjoy a 24/7 livestream of our penguins where you can watch them swim, socialize, and explore their habitat anytime, day or night. The Aquarium is home to fascinating marine life and this continuous penguin livestream gives you a behind-the-scenes look at one of the Aquarium’s most popular habitats.
Live Jelly Cam at Monterey Bay Aquarium. Jellyfish tentacles are covered in stinging cells used for hunting. When their tentacles touch tiny drifting prey, the stinging cells paralyze it and stick tight. The prey is moved to the mouth-arms and then to the mouth, where it's digested. Yum! More info at: www.montereybayaquarium.org
Orca Lab Sea Lion Beach Cam live from Hanson Island BC by Explore.org (www.explore.org). This rocky beach of British Columbia's Hanson Island is a popular haul-out spot for sea lions.
Silver Springs Florida Manatee Cam by EXPLORE.org. This camera is a 180 degree underwater camera providing a view into the underwater world at Silver Springs State Park where manatees, alligators, and a variety of fish and bird occur.
Utopia Village Reef Cam live from Utila Bay Is Honduras by EXPLORE.org (www.explore.org). This camera is installed 320 ft from shore at a depth of 20 ft, in a sandy channel leading to the reef wall that drops 120 ft to the ocean floor. Eagle Rays, Stingrays, Moray Eels, Turtles, Sharks and various kinds of Snappers and Groupers. Utopia Village is located on the south shore of Utila, the smallest of the Bay Islands, off the northern coast of Honduras in the western Caribbean. It sits on a white sand and coral beach, surrounded by green jungle, turquoise waters and the beautiful Meso-American reef that comes right up to its shore.
Live Cam from Deerfield Beach underwater camera in South Florida! Deerfield Beach Live (www.deerfield-beach.com) is the official video channel of the City of Deerfield Beach, Florida. The camera team monitors the camera daily, but it occasionally gets a little dirty.
Harbour Village Bonaire Coral Reef by Harbour Village Bonaire. Bonaire is located North of Venezuela and east of Curaçao. From their website: In 2015, Teens4Oceans, Gulliver School, and a local group called the Junior Rangers partnered with the Harbour Village Reef Foundation to set up an innovative reef restoration experiment. Through a relationship with the local permitting agency (STINAPA), the goal is to compare the growth of coral fragments on metal substrates, both with and without the application of low-voltage DC. More info at www.reefrenewalbonaire.org.
Shark Cam at Frying Pan Tower is operated by Explore.org (www.explore.org) and the tower owner, Richard Neal. The tower is located 34 miles off the North Carolina coast and hosts a variety of sharks and marine life. It was built in 1964 by the US Coast Guard and was used as a light beacon for ships navigating the North Carolina coast until 2010 when it was then sold at a government auction for $85,000.
African Penguins - Monterey Bay Aquarium (www.montereybayaquarium.org) Monterey California. Cool facts from their website: Penguins make good parents. They often keep the same mate for life and both parents take turns incubating the eggs and feeding and protecting chicks. A wild penguin eats close to 14 percent of its body weight each day and African penguins can swim up to 12 miles per hour while hunting. You can help African penguins by supporting penguin conservation groups like the Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (SAANCOB, a partner of the Monterey Bay Aquarium) and by using the Seafood Watch website to make sustainable seafood choices at restaurants and grocery stores.
Underwater Manatee-Cam at Blue Spring State Park by EXPLORE.org - From their Youtube page: The camera shows the mid spring run at Blue Spring State Park, where manatees congregate during the winter months when the river temperature in the adjacent St. John’s River drops below 68 degrees. The spring run is a constant 72 degrees year-round making it a vital warm-water sanctuary for manatees in the winter time and is completely closed-off to people. In addition to manatees, a variety of fish such as gar, channel catfish, armored catfish, mullet, tilapia, pacu and tarpon can be seen, as well as the occasional turtle, cormorant and grebe.
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