Webcams in the United States

Shark Lagoon Webcam
Long Beach, California, United States
Learn more about the ocean’s most mysterious and misunderstood predators. Shark Lagoon features sandbar, sand tiger, zebra, nurse, and blacktip reef sharks, as well as a freshwater sawfish and reticulated whiptail rays. The large sharks in Shark Lagoon are fed at 2:00pm PT daily!

Brighton Beach PTZ webcam
New York City, United States
Live webcam webcam on Brighton Beach broadcasts views of the Rigelman promenade (boardwalk), the Steeplechase Pier, the beach and the ocean. Brighton Beach is an area located in New York, in the very south of Brooklyn, on the Atlantic coast. Another name is Little Odessa. Brighton Beach is bordered by Sheapshead Bay in the north and east along…

Two Friends Karaoke Live Cam, Key West, Florida
Key West, United States
Live webcam in the Two Friends karaoke bar (Key West, Florida) in real time. The camera is aimed at a small stage, where karaoke evenings are held on Fridays and Saturdays at 20:30. The restaurant is located on 512 Front Street.

Palomar Mountain Live Webcam
United States
This scenic webcam view is located 5600 feet above San Diego County from Palomar Mountain, California. Webcam image updates every 10 seconds.

Lake Boca Webcam
United States
Lake Boca Webcam: a live view of Boca Raton, Florida, USA. Image updates every minute.

Dino Cam
United States
Dino Cam: Museum of Geology, School of Mines and Technology, South Dakota.

SealCam at the Waikiki Aquarium
United States
Live Monk Seal Cam from Waikiki Aquarium. The endemic Hawaiian monk seals at the Waikiki Aquarium lounge daily by their pool. What will the seals be doing when you visit? They may be swimming, sleeping or interacting with their trainers. You can also watch the lovely Waikiki sunset or check out the surf behind the Aquarium. Monk seals are masters…

Fort Peck Lake from Sunlite Dreams Cam
United States
Fort Peck Lake from Sunlite Dreams Cam, Montana: amazing scenic web cam. The image is updated every 30 seconds.

Fish cam
United States
This is a 125 gallon fresh water planted aquarium. The residents are 11 clown loaches, 3 tin foil barbs, a common plec, 2 blood parrot cichlids, 1 green terror and 6 giant dainios. An under tank sump system does the filtering. The lighting was recently upgraded to a coralife double strip to help support the plants. The lights are turned off from 10:30pm through 8:30am EST.