The Texas State Aquarium, located in Corpus Christi, dedicates itself to inspiring appreciation for our seas and supporting wildlife conservation. Visitors can explore a variety of exhibits such as the Caribbean Journey, Dolphin Bay, and the Coral Reef, among others. The Aquarium also focuses on education, offering programs like field trips and the AquaTeen Academy. It plays a crucial role in wildlife rescue and conservation efforts, making it a beacon for environmental stewardship in the Gulf of Mexico and beyond. For more information on exhibits, conservation efforts, and visiting hours, please visit their official website.
Species Count
500
Notable Animals
Atlantic Sea Nettle, Ocelot, Lionfish, Yellowtail Snapper, Atlantic Spadefish, Bottlenose Dolphin, Palometa, Nurse Shark, Tarpon, Sergeant Major, French Grunt, Rock Beauty, Scarlet Ibis, Caribbean Flamingo, Gray Angelfish, Lookdown, Great Barracuda, Sandbar Shark, Hawksbill Sea Turtle, Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle, Green Sea Turtle, American Alligator, Atlantic Stingray, Epaulette Shark, North American River Otter, Rio Grande Cichlid, Sheepshead
Exhibits
Blue Hole, Coral Reef, Jungle, Caribbean Sea, Dolphin Bay, Aquatic Nursery, Stingray Lagoon, Saving Sharks, Islands of Steel, Tentacles, Swamp Tales, Nearshore, Living Shores, Flower Gardens, Otter Creek, Tortuga Cay
Location
Texas State Aquarium
2710 N Shoreline Blvd, Corpus Christi, TX 78402
(800) 477-GULF