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Ocean Wonders: Sharks! - New York Aquarium
Go below the surface and meet the amazing animals, including sharks, rays, sea turtles, and more, that live right off the Coney Island Boardwalk.
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This Shark and Ray Awareness Day, listen in as Aquarium Curator and Shark Biologist, Hans, introduces you to some of your surprising New York neighbors and the rich and biologically diverse Hudson Canyon marine ecosystem that’s right in our backyard! You can explore this astonishing world for yourself in our Ocean Wonders: Sharks! Exhibit. #SAFESharks | New York Aquarium
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This Shark and Ray Awareness Day, listen in as Aquarium Curator and Shark Biologist, Hans, introduces you to some of your surprising New York neighbors and the rich and biologically diverse Hudson Canyon marine ecosystem that’s right in our backyard! You can explore this astonishing world for yourself in our Ocean Wonders: Sharks! Exhibit. #SAFESharks | New York Aquarium
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This Shark and Ray Awareness Day, listen in as Aquarium Curator and Shark Biologist, Hans, introduces you to some of your surprising New York neighbors and the rich and biologically diverse Hudson Canyon marine ecosystem that’s right in our backyard! You can explore this astonishing world for yourself in our Ocean Wonders: Sharks! Exhibit. #SAFESharks | New York Aquarium
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This Shark and Ray Awareness Day, listen in as Aquarium Curator and Shark Biologist, Hans, introduces you to some of your surprising New York neighbors and the rich and biologically diverse Hudson Canyon marine ecosystem that’s right in our backyard! You can explore this astonishing world for yourself in our Ocean Wonders: Sharks! Exhibit. #SAFESharks | New York Aquarium
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Have you ever wondered where a horn shark keeps its horns? In the video, Keeper Mike points out the spine in front of this horn shark’s dorsal fin. A horn shark’s spines, resembling horns, are found on the first and second dorsal fins, and act as a deterrent to predators. These small sharks measure up to four feet in length when fully grown. They inhabit the Pacific coastline surrounding California and western Mexico. Come and check them out in Ocean Wonders: Sharks! 📹 : Keeper Elena | New York
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Have you ever wondered where a horn shark keeps its horns? In the video, Keeper Mike points out the spine in front of this horn shark’s dorsal fin. A horn shark’s spines, resembling horns, are found on the first and second dorsal fins, and act as a deterrent to predators. These small sharks measure up to four feet in length when fully grown. They inhabit the Pacific coastline surrounding California and western Mexico. Come and check them out in Ocean Wonders: Sharks! 📹 : Keeper Elena | New York
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#MomentofBlue! Stare into the deep blue waters of the Hudson Canyon’s Edge exhibit in Ocean Wonders: Sharks! and watch sand tiger sharks, sandbar sharks, and other marine species emerge from the shadows. Did you know that New York waters are home to over sixty wrecks that have become vibrant ecosystems teeming with marine life? Visit the aquarium to learn how these relics from the past have become important habitats where sharks and other fish gather. | New York Aquarium
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While the majority of sharks give birth to live young, chain catsharks are oviparous, meaning they lay eggs. The eggs are laid in protective cases called mermaid’s purses. The female shark in this video filmed in Ocean Wonders: Sharks! is shown “tying” the long curly tendrils of the egg cases to kelp to anchor them. This prevents the developing eggs from being swept away by tides or currents. Anchoring the egg cases is crucial to protecting them for the next eight to twelve months until they hat
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Experience an underwater world without getting wet at our Ocean Wonders: Sharks! exhibit this fall. | New York Aquarium
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In celebration of World Oceans Day, we're excited to announce that guests can get closer than ever before by diving with sharks at Wonders of Wildlife! You can book your experience now at www.wondersofwildlife.org/sharkdive. | Wonders of Wildlife
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Say hello to Captain Spaulding, our resident zebra shark! Zebra sharks are found in coastal waters across the Indian and Western Central Pacific Oceans, often near coral reefs and sandy sea floors. During the day, they’re known for their calm, graceful swimming—as you see Captain Spaulding doing in this video—or for simply resting on the ocean bottom. At night, they turn into stealthy hunters, searching for crustaceans, small fish, mollusks, and even sea snakes. Captain Spaulding has a unique li
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Meet your neighbors! Hudson Canyon is located just 100 miles off the coast of NYC, and Canyon’s Edge in our Ocean Wonders: Sharks! exhibit is a replication of the ecosystem found there. Get acquainted with sand tiger sharks, sandbar sharks, nurse sharks, and other marine species like this sea turtle that live in our local waters. | New York Aquarium
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SNEAK PEEK: The Ocean Wonders: Sharks! is about to open at the New York Aquarium in Coney Island. You can see sharks, skates, rays, sea turtles, and other marine life.(Video courtesy Wildlife Conservation Society) DETAILS: http://bit.ly/2lwqme2 | FOX 5 NY
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Meet the Atlantic sturgeon! Ocean Wonders: Sharks! is now home to five members of this impressive, historic fish species. Full details: http://bit.ly/2TCVyIb | New York Aquarium
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Depending on the species, stingrays move through the water in one of two ways. They either undulate their pectoral fins like a wave (as seen in this video) or flap their sides up and down like a bird’s wings. Either way, we could watch them for hours. If you’d like to hang out with the rays for a while, visit our Ocean Wonders: Sharks! Exhibit soon! | New York Aquarium
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Sharks, rays, turtles; wherever you look you’ll see something amazing in Ocean Wonders: Sharks!. Discover the marine wildlife living right off the Coney Island Boardwalk. | New York Aquarium
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Come meet your neighbors at the Canyon’s Edge exhibit in Ocean Wonders: Sharks! Get acquainted with sand tiger sharks, roughtail stingrays, and other marine species like this sandbar shark that live in our local waters. Some of our sandbar sharks have a harrowing backstory. In 2017, seven sandbar sharks came to the New York Aquarium after they were rescued from a New York man’s above-ground pool. This case spotlighted an underground market for exotic and protected animals. We’re proud to be a pa
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Meet Ajax, one of our new male epaulette sharks! He lives in the coral tunnel exhibit in Ocean Wonders: Sharks! and is one of our new additions to the exhibit. He has acclimated well to his new digs, says Keeper Heily. As he gets settled in his new environment there are some fish, like our golden damselfish that are curious about Ajax. In this video, you can see one of them interacting with him in what appears to be a territorial display, according to Keeper Heily. 📸: Keeper Heily | New York Aq
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This #SharkSaturday we’re bringing you into Ocean Wonders: Sharks! where our team celebrated one of our nurse sharks, Ginger. This animal came to the New York Aquarium in 1985 and our team estimates that he is at least 40 years old. He sampled a selection of premium seafood from our kitchen, featuring shell-on shrimp, capelin, and squid. On this special day, our Wild Encounters guests were also treated to an inside look at the dedication and hard work of our talented animal care staff. And don’t
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Happy Friday! This is your sign to take a moment to relax this weekend in Ocean Wonders: Sharks! with our southern stingrays. Watching them is pretty much guaranteed to put a smile on your face. | New York Aquarium
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Epaulette sharks can rotate their pectoral and pelvic fins at a downward angle and use them to “walk”. They use their fins in this manner to move between shallow tide pools, which has earned them the name “walking sharks”. Next time you visit, stop by Ocean Wonders: Sharks! to watch them “walking” among the coral heads. | New York Aquarium
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We have a fantastic update for you! Endangered fin whales, the second largest whale species, have been detected in New York and New Jersey waters every month of the year, according to new WCS Ocean Giants team co-authored research. This research can be used to inform best practices and help develop effective management strategies to protect these ocean giants. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3SWfJk2 You can also stop by the Whale Kiosk in the Ocean Wonders: Sharks! Exhibit at the aquarium to lea
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Here, every week is shark week! Learn how they move, reproduce, and breathe underwater in our exhibit - Ocean Wonders: Sharks! For an experience your family will never forget, come to NYC’s only aquarium at Coney Island. | New York Aquarium
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There are many shipwrecks off New York’s coast. They have become important habitats for an abundance of marine life. The replica shipwreck in Ocean Wonders: Sharks! was inspired by the U.S.S. San Diego, which lies off the coast of Long Island. It’s home to an abundance of lobsters, earning it the nickname ‘the Lobster Hotel.’ In this video, we see a shoal of Atlantic spadefish swimming through our replica wreck. Next time you visit, discover how these relics from the past have become vibrant eco
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We're taking you inside the seahorse tank located in Ocean Wonders: Sharks! for an up-close look at our male and female northern seahorses. DYK that their tails are uniquely strong? Their tails are an incredibly useful tool for these weak swimmers. Like chameleons and some monkeys, sea horses have prehensile tails which they use to grasp sea vegetation, coral, or sponges to anchor themselves for safety or when hunting for food in waters with stronger currents. They also use their tails to grasp
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Did you know that lined seahorses call New York waters home? From Long Island to the Hudson River estuary they can be seen clinging to marine vegetation in the native seagrass beds of the region. Here at the aquarium you can see them up close in Ocean Wonders: Sharks! | New York Aquarium
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In this video, you can see one of our northern seahorses feeding on mysis shrimp. The northern seahorse has a specialized feeding strategy that supports its unique biology. Lacking both teeth and a stomach, this species relies on a tubular snout to draw in small prey such as amphipods and other invertebrates. Because their digestive system is relatively inefficient, adult northern seahorses must feed frequently, often consuming prey 30-50 times per day. This near-constant feeding helps meet thei
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There's sharks in the water here at Wonders of Wildlife – and we're excited to teach you all about them! Come celebrate Shark Week all week long! We have activities and presentations throughout the week, AND even some after hours classes. We're in for a JAWsome week! 🦈 | Wonders of Wildlife
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