Anemones, not Enemies - Clownfish and anemones have a special relationship that benefits both. The stinging anemones provide the clownfish protection from predators while clownfish help the anemones with cleaning, food and nutrients. (You can see these in Industry & Habitat today!) #cleaquarium... #natureiscurious #clownfish

Cruising around the Amazon River habitat at Greater Cleveland Aquarium, redhook silver dollars might be easy to spot, but they are also easy to underestimate. Watch to learn five fun facts about this species, including a surprising connection. #redhooksilverdollar #cleaquarium #natureiscurious ...#splashofwonder

Thinking about a future working with animals, science or the ocean? 🌊🐠

Join us for High School Career Day: Aquarium Career Quest!
Meet real aquarium professionals, explore career paths and get hands-on with experiences like feeding stingrays and more.

Perfect for ...students in grades 9–12 looking to dive into what a future in this field could look like.

🔗 Learn more + register: https://www.greaterclevelandaquarium.com/event/high-school-career-day/

Did you know? 🐟
Cuckoo catfish are the only known fish to practice brood parasitism—laying their eggs with cichlids so the other fish unknowingly raise their young.

Nature is full of surprises. 👀 #natureiscurious #cleaquarium #springdiscoverydays

Up-close experiences let you really focus on the fish, appreciate encounters, discover your natural curiosity and add a splash of wonder to your day by making memories together at Greater Cleveland Aquarium. 🐢🐠

Open 10am - 5pm daily. Plan your spring break visit: ...https://www.greaterclevelandaquarium.com/plan-your-visit/

Spring Discovery Days (now - April 12) shine a light on small species and the tiny details that often go unnoticed. 🔍

As part of the experience, our friends from Akron Zoo Mobile are onsite Fridays (3/27, 4/3 & 4/10) from 11am–1pm in the lobby with biofacts and outreach animals ...— giving families another opportunity to learn together. https://www.greaterclevelandaquarium.com/event/spring-discovery-days/

" . . . the mollusks I study can rebuild their hearts from scratch, which is not found in any other animal so far." What can sea slugs teach us about healing?

Researchers are studying a colorful sea slug with remarkable regenerative abilities—work that could offer clues for ...advancing regenerative medicine in humans.
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Sea Slugs Offer Insights Into Regenerative Medicine

When a person scrapes their knee or breaks a bone, their body works quickly to rebuild cells and tissues to repair the injury. But some species...

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