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Live Cams

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Watch live cams streaming from the Seattle Aquarium

From time to time, you may see other animals in the sea otter habitats. The marine mammals at the Seattle Aquarium have been trained to move from one habitat to another as needed to support animal management and so we may safely clean the habitats. You may occasionally see, for example, a fur seal in one of the sea otter habitats. A series of gates and doors keeps the marine mammals safely separated even though they may appear to be in the same area.

Sea Otter cam

Seattle Aquarium on YouTube

Watch more videos of our sea otters, river otters, giant Pacific octopus, puffins and many others by visiting our YouTube channel. Don’t forget to subscribe to be notified of future videos!

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Support the Seattle Aquarium

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With your help, the Seattle Aquarium builds connections with our community to inspire conservation and curiosity for marine life. When you make an end-of-year gift by December 31, you'll be joining us in protecting our shared marine environment—now and for generations to come. Thank you!

Today only, your donation will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $15,000 thanks to the generosity of Betsy Cadwallader, and Jess and Andy Peet!

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