Super Chili and The Florida Aquarium

He's brave, he's fast, and he's helping corals to make a better tomorrow! 

Mr. Chili has teamed up with The Florida Aquarium to bring awareness to coral conservation efforts and to help our customers be part of it. 100% of the net proceeds from every Super Chili sale benefit The Florida Aquarium and their research to spawn and replant corals on Florida’s Coral Reef.

The Florida Aquarium Super Chili TShirt - Adult

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The Florida Aquarium Super Chili TShirt - Adult

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The Florida Aquarium Super Chili TShirt - Kids

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The scientists at The Florida Aquarium have been tirelessly dedicated to addressing the coral crisis. Their focus lies in protecting coral species that are on the brink of extinction in the wild, increasing coral reproduction rates, and advancing overall coral health. Through their relentless efforts, these coral scientists have made coral sexual reproduction history many times with their work, which has been vital to the restoration of the third largest barrier reef in the world, Florida's Coral Reef. 

In August 2019, The Florida Aquarium, in partnership with the Horniman Museum and Gardens, became the first to successfully spawn critically endangered pillar coral in a laboratory. In 2023, the first juvenile pillar corals born and raised in aquariums were returned to the ocean for the first time.

By supporting The Florida Aquarium's conservation work, the collaboration between Aperture brand BRS and the Aquarium aims to make a tangible impact in safeguarding the fragile coral ecosystems. The funds generated from the co-branded merchandise will go directly toward supporting research, restoration projects, and education initiatives focused on coral reef preservation. This partnership not only fosters a deeper understanding of the importance of coral conservation but also provides crucial resources for sustaining these irreplaceable marine habitats for generations to come.