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Summer Camp Registration Opens for Clearwater Marine Aquarium 2026 Marine Science Summer Camp Program

Clearwater Marine Aquarium has launched registration for its Marine Science Summer Camp 2026. Starting June 1 and running through Aug. 7, the CMA Summer Camps will immerse campers in an engaging educational experience, allowing them to see rescued dolphins, sea turtles and river otters as they discover CMA’s core mission of rescue, rehabilitation and release.

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Sea Turtle Hospital Patient – Cassiopeia

Boreas is a juvenile, green sea turtle who was found floating and swimming abnormally near Fort DeSoto on Nov. 30th. Boreas has no external abnormalities and is in overall good body condition.

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Hoppy Holidays with Pouch Pals Baby Roo Encounter at CMA

Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus, and a special surprise guest are making a festive stop at Clearwater Marine Aquarium this holiday season! Families are invited to join the jolly crew for Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, Dec. 20, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

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First North Atlantic Right Whale Calves Documented of 2025-2026 Season

The first North Atlantic right whales of the 2025-2026 calving season have been spotted by researchers from Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute (CMARI). The sighting marks a critical milestone at the start of the annual calving season, which begins each November. With another being spotted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservations Commission (FWC), this brings the total calves spotted to three.

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Sea Turtle Hospital Patient – Boreas

Boreas is a juvenile, green sea turtle who was found floating and swimming abnormally near Fort DeSoto on Nov. 30th. Boreas has no external abnormalities and is in overall good body condition.

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Sea Turtle Hospital Patient – Athena

Athena is a juvenile, green sea turtle who was found out of habitat in the Steinhatchee area in Dixie county on Nov. 25th. Athena was rescued by our partners at UF Marine Animal Rescue and then transported to CMA. It is believed Athena was stranded out of habitat because of a recent king tide event. Athena has a small case of fibropapilloma tumors and is in overall good body condition.

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