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Things can get pretty weird in the sea … and we love it! We are extremely proud to present to you, for your visual and mental pleasure, the Two Oceans Aquarium’s believe it or not, hand-picked, A to Z...

Prior to the commencement of the national lockdown, the Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation ran the Marine Discoverer course, a five-day dive into marine science subjects for Grade 8 learners. Thanks to sp...

Our extraordinary ocean explorer, Yoshi the loggerhead sea turtle, is doing really well and is clearly enjoying her time along the Western Australia coastline. She is venturing past the beautiful and ...

The Two Oceans Aquarium is excited and proud to announce the online presence of the Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation with its own new social media platforms. The Aquarium Foundation will be launching it...

It’s lockdown in South Africa and everyone’s at home (well, almost everyone). But that doesn’t mean you can’t still explore the ocean and all of its wonders from the comfort of your favourite chair in...

Missing the Two Oceans Aquarium's adorable rockhopper penguins? Here's a craft that you and your little ones can complete together to make a rockhopper penguin of your very own!

Talitha Noble draws her inspiration from sea turtles and has previously shared some of the life lessons she has learned from these animals. The little turtle hatchlings that wash up on our shores have...

This is a time not only about keeping our physical distance and living in lockdown, but also about community, sharing and caring for others – there are examples around the world of communities and nei...

This is an unusual time for many of us as we remain in our homes, taking refuge from the outside world and the dreaded coronavirus. Some are finding the home-stay easy, being comfortable with their s...

Here is a selection of physical and print-out activities from the Two Oceans Aquarium's I&J Children's Play Centre, to keep the minds of young ocean lovers-active. These activities have been desig...

Of all the things we miss during lockdown, human contact is one of the things we are best able to cope without - probably because of all our modern technology! Whether you're keeping touch with fibre ...

The annual FET Marine Biology course, run by the team of teachers of the Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation and sponsored by I&J, has always been popular with students who have an interest in studying...