Visit SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth and discover a journey into the fascinating world of jellyfish at our Jelly Invader zone.
our ancient reptiles Scientists believe they first swam in our oceans around 500 million
At SEA LIFE Scarborough you’ll see penguins, sharks, seals, otters and much, much more.
Their closest relative is the Shark; Rays evolved from Sharks around 150 million
Coral reefs are vital to ocean health. Discover what happens if they die and how you can help protect them—Sea Life’s guide for eco-conscious explorers!
Not to mention, around 275 million people live within 30 kilometres of coral reefs
Immerse yourself in an interactive jellyfish experience at SEA LIFE Sunshine Coast. See them up close, marvel at their infinite colours and ghost-like forms.
Did you know that jellyfish have lived in oceans for over 650 million years?
We want to eliminate plastic pollution and find a way to clear our oceans of microplastics and dangerous plastic debris.
Scientists estimate that 26 million tons of plastic waste end up in the ocean each
These fish have a fearsome reputation but you’ll soon discover that this is for the most part undeserved and that they are actually rather beautiful!
sharks to detect blood in minuscule amounts, they can detect 1 part blood in up to 1 million
Bewundere unsere Schwarzspitzenriffhaie im tropischen Ozean des SEA LIFE München. Mehr Infos zu den Haien findest du hier.
der Haie: Sie können mit ihrer Nase selbst einen einzigen Tropfen Blut auf eine Million
Dive in and explore why we’re the best aquarium in Minneapolis. Visit the touchpool, walk the ocean tunnel and more at SEA LIFE Mall of America Aquarium.
Skip to main content Explore Minnesota’s Largest Aquarium 1.3 Million Gallons
Find out all about the sea creatures in our Manchester aquarium; discover marine life, habitat zones, VIP experiences, feeding times and sea animal talks.
Creatures Sharks Did you know that sharks have lived in our oceans for more than 420 million
Take part in a Blackpool beach clean to help preserve our precious oceans, beaches and marine life.
An estimated 26 million tons of rubbish and plastic pollution finds its way into
