We loved sea-ing you all at Nightlife! 🐟 Stay tuned for future after-hours adventures. 🌃 What was your favorite part? | Tennessee Aquarium

Are you ready for a night at the aquarium? 🐠 Our Sleep in the Deep is happening on March 15th! Geae up in your favorite pajamas & get ready to explore the aquarium after hours. 🤿 Learn more with the link in our bio. | Tennessee Aquarium

The Aquarium was built just feet away from the banks of the Tennessee River. Fittingly, an exhibit highlighting the animals found in this waterway is the largest in the River Journey building. For a bit of an underwater de-stress, then, sit back, relax and watch as Spotted Gar and Paddlefish drift peacefully alongside Lake Sturgeon, Smallmouth Bass, Buffalo and other native species. Special appearances also made in this Aqua-Escape by a turtle or two! | Tennessee Aquarium

Get a keeper's eye view of a Green Sea Turtle feeding with Aquarist Jake Steventon! #SeaTurtleDay #KeeperCam | Tennessee Aquarium

Happy World Penguin Day!! 🐧🐧 Our Gentoo and Macaroni Penguins are one of the most-beloved residents of the Aquarium, and keeping them happy and healthy takes A LOT of work. In this latest Fish Person Point of View, take a walk in our senior care specialist's shoes for a busy morning in Penguins' Rock! | Tennessee Aquarium

In early May, the Tennessee Aquarium Conservation Institute traveled more than 200 miles — deep into the mountains on the border between Tennessee and North Carolina — to release more than 80 baby Southern Appalachian Brook Trout into a beautiful stream! This waterway is a tributary of the Nolichucky River, which flows farther north than previous release sites. Targeting a new location is a significant milestone in the effort to reclaim the historic range of Tennessee's only native trout species