A second manta ray was recently added to Georgia Aquarium, the world's largest aquarium! She joins the Aquarium's original manta, Nandi, whale sharks and thousands of fish in the world's largest aquarium exhibit, The Home Depot's Ocean Voyager gallery.

NEW sandbar sharks have just been added to the Georgia Aquarium. The new sharks join many other species of sharks in the Ocean Voyager exhibit, built by The Home Depot.

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A close-up of a penguin procedure in Georgia Aquarium's vet services!

Georgia Aquarium biologists work to move new cichlids into the River Scout gallery!

The Georgia Aquarium now has three great hammerhead sharks, the largest display anywhere in North America! http://www.georgiaaquarium.org

Animal "couples" at Georgia Aquarium! Send this as an e-card: http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/ecard/valentine

A video of the yellow tangs at Georgia Aquarium! How many do you think there are?

Spotted wobbegong sharks at Georgia Aquarium have given birth to 12 pups over Christmas break 2008! For more info: http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/newsroom/pressdetail.aspx?id=136

Domino, Georgia Aquarium's whale shark mascot, skates at Centennial Olympic Park!

Our new sand tiger sharks are on display at Georgia Aquarium! To learn more: http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/animalguide/oceanvoyager/sandtigersharks.aspx

Georgia Aquarium recently added six, new sand tiger sharks! The sharks are currently located at the Aquarium’s offsite quarantine facility and will be introduced into the Ocean Voyager gallery, built by Home Depot, before Thanksgiving 2008. www.georgiaaquarium.org.

Is Georgia Aquarium haunted? Roswell Georgia Paranormal Investigations spent the night in the Aquarium to find out. http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/newsroom/pressdetail.aspx?id=131

Georgia Aquarium is home to the first and only manta ray in a U.S. aquarium! To learn more: http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/nandi/default.aspx

The Aquarium is home to a SMACK of new Jellies. A grouping of jellies is referred to as a "smack." The Aquarium has acquired 150 new Pacific sea nettles!

Go behind-the-scenes of Georgia Aquarium's newest exhibition, Titanic Aquatic, in this fascinating documentary, airing on Oct. 4, 2008 on 11 Alive!

Gracie and Oz, sea otters at Georgia Aquarium, play around their home! They love finding treats in ice, yummy fish and swimming. Learn more about our sea otters: www.georgiaaquarium.org/visitus/seaotterweek.aspx

Georgia Aquarium is committed to conservation efforts of whale sharks through the "4R Program."

Dylan, a loggerhead sea turtle, was released into the Atlantic Ocean after spending two years at Georgia Aquarium and one year at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center.

Diving with the whale sharks in Ocean Voyager.