SEA LIFE Aquarium Blackpool and the SEA LIFE Trust work tirelessly towards ocean conservation to protect our oceans and marine life. Find out how.
The ocean spans about 140 million square miles, covering nearly 71 per cent of the
SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium is a great place to learn about the ocean and its inhabitants. It is located in Tempe, Arizona, and is home to over 5,000 marine animals. The aquarium offers a variety of exhibits, including the only 360-degree ocean tunnel in Arizona, a touch pool, and a feeding display.
It features over 3 million LEGO bricks, interactive exhibits, and rides.
Come face-to-fin with sharks of all sizes at SEA LIFE at Mall of America! See gigantic Sand Tiger sharks, endangered Guitarsharks and green Sawfish
Sharks have lived in our oceans for more than 420 million years!
Meet the rescued Green Sea Turtle and Loggerheads at SEA LIFE at Mall of America
Sea turtles have swam Earth’s oceans for over 110 million years.
Interested in learning incredible shark facts for all ages? Learn more, and experience our sharks in person at SEA LIFE Birmingham Aquarium.
Sharks SEA LIFE, Shark Lagoon Sharks have lived in our oceans for more than 420 million
Rising sea temperatures around the British Isles will see new, tropical sharks enter British waters by 2050, according to experts.
“Around 100 million sharks are killed every year through over-fishing, finning
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against plastic pollution Monday 8th April 2024 Did you know an estimated 26 million
Did you know sharks are older than trees? Find out more shark facts here, then come and meet them all in the ocean tunnel at SEA LIFE Hunstanton Aquarium.
Sharks SEA LIFE, Ocean Tunnel Sharks have lived in our oceans for more than 420 million
Come face to flipper with Josie, Sharky and Gumbo (our giant green turtles!) who came to us all the way from a turtle hospital in Florida!
Turtle Sanctuary Turtles are ancient reptiles that have been around for over 200 million
Seahorses may sound like mythical creatures but here you can see just how real they are!
at risk of extinction due to the pollution and destruction of their habitat. 150 million
