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When we talk about "seals" here in South Africa, we mean one specific animal - the Cape fur seal (Arctocephalus pusillus pusillus), the only seal species that is truly native to the South African main...

Until further notice, tickets bought at the Aquarium after 3pm will continue at a reduced rate. The After 3 Special is only valid for tickets bought at our on-site ticket office after 3pm and used on ...

Compared to the ragged-tooth sharks of our Save Our Seas Foundation Shark Exhibit, it's easy to forget that beneath their cute, lovable exteriors, penguins are competent carnivores, and although they ...

When you look at a rockhopper penguin, the first things you probably notice are its yellow crests - a trait they share with other crested penguins, like Macaroni and Snare's penguins. Clearly, having ...

Nothing we do would be possible without the committed and passionate team of staff and volunteers that we get to call family at the Two Oceans Aquarium. If the past year has taught us anything, it's t...

Getting breakfast, lunch and dinner ready for a colony of hungry African penguins is no small task! In the wild, these penguins would spend the majority of their day hunting and it's important that th...

The African penguin might be the only penguin on the African continent, but they are not the only penguins in South Africa. That is because South Africa also includes the Prince Edward Islands, techni...

To raise awareness and funds for the conservation of South African shark species, Shark Spotters has organised the Shark Smart Swim Challenge - a 13km swim inside the Fish Hoek shark exclusion barrier...

There’s no better setting for an enchanting dinner than the breathtaking exhibits of the Two Oceans Aquarium. To celebrate our reopening, and to give our fans and friends a different way to experience...

When we think about "threats to penguins" it's natural to first think of sharks, seals and orcas, and maybe pollution. Disease and parasites are equally significant threats - especially as humans are ...

Addressing the Bioaccumulation Problem: Unveiling the impact of harmful substances accumulating in ecosystems.

You can help Treat a Turtle and support the work of the Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation directly for as little as R250 - with this donation you could help provide veterinary care, food or contribute to...