Bat Ray

Named for their two pectoral fins that are often refereed to as wings, watch these bat rays glide gracefully through the water.

Beluga Whales

See these graceful and social arctic animals as they chase each other playfully and exhibit a great deal of curiosity toward humans in the underwater viewing area.

Dolphins

Observe the lyrical movements and playful antics of bottlenose dolphins.

Flamingos

Experience the magic of our friendly and flamboyant Flamingos in one of the most scenic areas of the park.

Harbor Seals

Make a visit to Wild Arctic and say hello to our adorable harbor seals. The least vocal of all seals, you're likely to find them happily sleeping on rocks, enjoying the sunshine.

Humboldt Penguins

Humboldt penguins, distinguished by their black chest bands, are sociable birds found along the coasts of South America.

Macaws

Be amazed by the colors of these highly-social and engaging tropical birds.

Magellanic Penguins

Found in warmer climates, these vocal and sun-loving penguins love to soak up the warm San Diego sun.

Moray Eel

Not as scary as they’re made out to be, watch these bony fishes wiggle through jagged caves and rocky crevices.

Orcas

See orcas up-close like never before with underwater viewing.

Penguins

Spend some time with some of our park’s coolest characters.

Pilot Whales

Pilot whales are a member of the toothed-whale family, like dolphins and killer whales. All two of the pilot whales at SeaWorld San Diego were stranded and rescued by the SeaWorld Orlando rescue team.

Sea Lions

You'll know you're close to Sea Lion Point when you hear the chatter of these social sea lions and seals.

Sloths

See if you can spot our sloths hanging upside down high in the trees, which is where they spend most of their life.

Southern Sea Otter

Wild Arctic is home to our playful southern sea otters rescued and rehabilitated by our team at SeaWorld.

Turtle Reef

Enjoy the presence of the world’s more ancient and astounding species in their outdoor habitat.

Walruses

Walruses spend about two-thirds of their lives in the water, in temperatures ranging from about 5° to 41°F! These huge pinnipeds are highly social in nature, and weigh up to 4,000 lbs!