Live Underwater Webcams

Live 24/7 underwater view of the Tropical Reef habitat at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach — a Palau-inspired reef home to more than a thousand colorful fish and coral. Powered by explore.org.

Live underwater cam at Utopia Village on the Turneffe Atoll in Belize — a pristine wall dive on the edge of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the second-largest coral reef system in the world. Watch reef fish, sea turtles, and coral in real time. Powered by Explore.org.

Live underwater cam at Homosassa Springs, a year-round warm-water spring on Florida's Nature Coast where manatees gather. Unlike seasonal refuges, the resident manatees here are visible outside winter. Fish schools and the occasional gar share the frame.

Live cam on the jelly exhibit at Monterey Bay Aquarium, where sea nettles drift against a backlit blue field. One of the most-watched aquarium cams anywhere, and a favourite ambient stream.

Live cam on the moon jelly exhibit at Monterey Bay Aquarium. Translucent moon jellies pulse in slow rotation — a quieter, paler counterpart to the sea nettle cam.

Live cam on the Open Sea exhibit at Monterey Bay Aquarium — a million-gallon tank holding tuna, sea turtles, and schooling sardines against open blue water. The aquarium's largest exhibit.

Live cam on the Monterey Bay Aquarium's three-story kelp forest exhibit, one of the first of its kind in the world. Sardines, leopard sharks, and sea stars move through surge-driven giant kelp. Divers feed midday.

Live cam on the shark exhibit at Monterey Bay Aquarium. Sevengill and leopard sharks patrol alongside rays and schooling fish in a recreated Monterey Bay habitat.

Live cam on the Japanese spider crab exhibit at Monterey Bay Aquarium. The largest arthropods on Earth, with leg spans reaching over 12 feet, moving slowly across the tank floor.