Learn about practical steps you can take to protect endangered environments in your everyday life. Surrounding this are separate habitats which recreate unique ocean ecosystems like the North Atlantic rocky coast and Tropical Indian coral reefs. The main aquarium is so large that it gives the impression of a limitless open ocean, and is deep enough that you can observe the different creatures that thrive on the surface, 'pelagic' mid-level, and the 'bottom feeders' that call the seafloor home. As you climb the entrance ramp to scan your Oceanário tickets, you'll spot Vasco the mascot, before taking the plunge into this underwater world. It's home to over 8,000 marine creatures, and its focus on conservation and environmental responsibility means your visit will be as educational as it is awe-inspiring.Įven from the outside, Oceanário de Lisboa is totally unique – the award-winning building seems to float above a man-made lake like an anchored ship. With so much to do and see, SEA LIFE London offers immense pleasure and joy to everyone who loves the world for what it is – a massive globe of natural wonders.Get your Oceanário de Lisboa tickets and prepare for a day packed with aquatic discovery! One of Lisbon's top attractions, the aquarium even includes a gigantic 5,000 m3 aquarium that makes you feel like you're walking on the ocean floor. These are just a few of the numerous sights you can experience. Make sure you visit the Kingdom of the Seahorse exhibit, the Shipwreck exhibit, and the Shark Reef Encounter. The exhibit features day-night transitions of the aquatic kingdom. You can also watch the reef habitat in action on a forty-foot long tank. More than 1,000 clownfish, cardinalfish, archerfish, regal tangs and hermit crabs live in the radiant Coral Kingdom. The Penguin Point provides shelter to cute gentoo penguins as well as fantastic amenities for their fun a waterfall, two pools and underwater jets! The Rainforests of the World area is home to 3,000 exciting and dangerous residents, like the African dwarf crocodile and arrow frogs. The areas include World Oceans, Rivers and Ponds, Coral Reef, Rainforest, and Tropical Freshwater. SEA LIFE London aquarium houses fourteen themed areas where various animals live in their natural habitats. An Octopus Journey through oceans and rainforest rivers During your visit, learn how you can contribute to the conservation of the world’s remaining 75% of coral reefs, which are threatened by humans. The program offers in-depth knowledge about the exotic inhabitants of the aquarium. Expert supervisors also guide you through an educational, entertaining program where you get to touch some of the aquatic animals. SEA LIFE London makes the experience immersive by allowing you to do more than merely see the creatures. Walking through a jaw-dropping glass tunnel is an experience to remember forever. Your adventure begins as you step inside a submarine-style elevator, which takes you to the depths of the ocean. Gentoo Penguins Your experience at the aquarium
Also, meet the first Gentoo penguin who was born in London – the adorable little Elsa. You can also see England’s biggest collection of piranhas going crazy over food, and carefully notice the Goliath Bird Eating Tarantula. Curious rays at the Ray Lagoon gracefully glides around while you watch them. At the Atlantic Coasts, you can look at octopuses and glittering Silver Shoals. The complex consists of eight aquarium zones with a plethora of animals living there.
Take the opportunity to meet Cuban crocodiles, clownfishes, gentoo penguins, sand tiger sharks, blacktip reed sharks, moon jellyfish, southern stingrays and many more.
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The marine life here features a wide variety of species you usually only see on the TV and internet. The Aquarium accommodates approximately two million litres of water and 500 aquatic species across three levels. It is one of Europe’s largest aquatic collections and is a part of the twenty-eight SEA LIFE centres in the United Kingdom. Launched as the London Aquarium in March 1997, the site hosts around one million visitors annually. Located on the South Bank of London’s River Thames is the County Hall, inside which sits one of the city’s top attractions – SEA LIFE London Aquarium. SEA LIFE London: Home to one of Europe’s largest collections of marine life
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