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We have some new additions to the Two Oceans Aquarium family: West Coast rock lobsters! Locally known as “kreef” or crayfish, these tough-looking lobsters are endemic to the western coast of South Afr...

In October and November, Marine Wildlife Management Programme (MWMP) Assistant, Martine Viljoen, assisted the Department of Forestry, Fisheries, and Environment (DFFE)’s Oceans and Coast team with the...

Have you ever wondered what and how we feed the incredible animals here at the Two Oceans Aquarium? Well, our daily Feeding Times are the perfect place to find out! One of the most popular activities ...

To our amazing Two Oceans Aquarium members – we’re kicking off the festive season by celebrating you. Visit us and stand a chance of becoming our Member of December!

The Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation’s Marine Wildlife Management Programme (MWMP) regularly disentangles Cape fur seals in the V&A Waterfront precinct. Let's find out how!

We've got some exciting updates from Pan and Turbo, two of our little turtle travellers. Let's hear more from Talitha Noble, Conservation Manager at the Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation's Turtle Conserv...

Check out everything you need to know about the stars of the ocean!

What better way to celebrate the Two Oceans Aquarium’s 28th birthday than with the last Trash Bash beach cleanup of 2023? On Saturday, 13 November, our incredible Aquarium family gathered on Muizenber...

Join us in celebrating the Aquarium's 28th birthday with us, as we look back on some of our highlights over the years - and look forward to creating more special moments!

It's time for the annual members-only festive sleepover! This much-loved favourite is a night filled with special marine merriment, which serves to ring out the year that was and ring in a joyful fest...

In the early hours of the morning on 3 October, we came to the end of a chapter as our beloved green turtle Bob’s satellite tag stopped transmitting. As all satellite tags eventually do, Bob’s tag mus...

Buoyancy refers to the tendency or ability of something to float or sink in water. Buoyancy is crucial for certain animals, and scuba divers, for various different reasons. Let's take a look!