This unique-looking gooselike species has long red legs and has a very loud and far-carrying call.

This bird can be identified by the center tail feathers moving like the pendulum of a clock when perched.

Contrary to its name, this eel actually has brown skin and a yellow green mucus that gives the illusion of green skin.

This tropical bird is highly intelligent, filled with energy and personality. Caribbean Journey’s scarlet macaw is named Maya.

The goliath grouper is the largest grouper species in the Atlantic Ocean, weighing up to 800 pounds. The Aquarium’s grouper is named Debbie.

Hogfish get their unique name from their long, hog-like nose, which they use to root around in the sand to find buried mollusks and crustaceans.

Redheads are medium-sized diving ducks with a smoothly rounded head and a moderately large bill.

A small dabbling duck, a Blue-winged Teal, is dwarfed by a Mallard and only a touch larger than a Green-winged Teal.

These crabs spend most of their lives underwater as aquatic animals, living in depths of saltwater.

This venomous fish is an invasive species in the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico.