BROOKLYN, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The sharks are taking center stage at the New York Aquarium this summer during Shark Party, a brand new, multi-week, family-friendly event featuring educational ...

BROOKLYN, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dive into a sea of fun at the New York Aquarium for Ocean Shell-a-bration Weekend, a three-day event celebrating the vital role oceans play in our lives and promoting ...

The corals were seized at Kennedy Airport. Most survived and are being nurtured by marine specialists. By James Barron If all goes as planned with the state’s reopening, the public will be allowed ...

If all goes as planned with the state’s reopening, the public will be allowed back to see the animals starting on July 24. By Julia Jacobs Summer is still going strong, but you’ve run out of ideas to ...

The celebration runs daily from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., July 4 through July 14, concluding on Shark & Ray Awareness Day. It is included with Aquarium admission and is free for WCS members. “Shark Party is ...

CONEY ISLAND, Brooklyn (WABC) -- After a warm welcome and trip across the country, two southern sea otters now call the New York Aquarium their home. The adult female otters were rescued off the coast ...

The New York Aquarium marked 50 years in Coney Island by kicking off its season-long celebration Thursday. Highlights included a ribbon cutting ceremony, stilt walkers, a vintage car show and a sea ...

After hundreds of corals were seized from smugglers, they are getting a fresh start at an aquarium in New York City. New Release: Farm, merge, grow and expand your land in this new puzzle game!New ...

The New York Aquarium’s latest exhibit showcases the impact of plastic pollution that affects the world’s oceans. Entitled Washed Ashore, this traveling art exhibition features 35 animal sculptures ...

The New York Aquarium is mourning the loss of a 43-year-old sand tiger shark named Bertha. The aquarium’s director, Jon Forrest Dohlin, says Bertha “was a great animal and a symbol for the plight of ...

Earlier this year, somewhere in Indonesia, about 200 coral pieces were plucked from the water, packaged up, and sent by plane to the U.S., where they were discovered and seized in May by the U.S. Fish ...