(Washington, DC, March 28, 2010) — The National Aquarium, Washington, home to America’s Aquatic Treasures TM, is booming with new life! Families are invited to meet the newest residents of the Aquarium while exploring over 250 aquatic species around the country. The Aquarium’s intimate experience and exhibit design brings children face-to-face with baby alligators, sea turtles, stingrays and more.

To kick off the holiday shopping season the National Aquarium is giving fans and followers an opportunity to swim into a sea of savings with the Aquarium’s Top 10 Holiday Deals of the Season! Deep discounts will be available on Aquarium everything including gift tickets, gift memberships, and winter experiences.

From the swamps of Louisiana to our nation’s capital, four new American alligators have joined over 250 other species on display at the National Aquarium, Washington DC. The lively baby reptiles will remain at the Aquarium in its Everglades National Park exhibit where they will be fed and cared for until they grow to a fuller adolescent size.

The National Aquarium and the DC Autism Parents (DCAP) go for a whirlwind adventure under the sea on Sunday, April 26, 2009 at the National Aquarium in Washington, DC. Located just one block from the Washington Monument in the Commerce Building, the nation’s oldest aquarium is a must-see attraction that offers a nice relaxing, family friendly experience.

Fish fans and military enthusiasts alike will enjoy the latest exhibit debuting this week at the National Aquarium in Washington. An Arothron hispidus, or stars and stripes puffer fish, will join the family of over 250 species at the National Aquarium in Washington. Named “General George” for his authoritative presence, the puffer holds command over a watery exhibit featuring a sunken replica wing and prop engine of a World War II F4U-1 Corsair.