Meet our two rescued green sea turtles, in our Ocean Habitat at SEA LIFE Charlotte-Concord Aquarium.
Once they do reach the sea, they face some real dangers including: Getting accidentally
Join us on an Aquarium Odyssey Adventure to learn how to help keep the turtles safe and preserve the ocean too.
The skills they have, how far they swim, the dangers they face, the things they eat
We want to help protect our native sharks & rays. Large numbers are being killed as by-catch. Find out how we work to protect native sharks in coastal areas of Scotland.
Sharks face many dangers, among them are being entangled in fishing nets, being caught
SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth is now working with Friends of Horsey Seals to raise awareness for their Flying Ring Campaign. Learn more and support the project here.
This campaign aims to educate the public about the dangers seals face as a result
Sea turtles are one of the very few animals that eat sea grass which must be constantly cut short to help it grow across the sea floor.
Fact Sea turtles face human dangers in every phase of their life cycle starting
SEA LIFE Trust is working to protect turtle nesting beaches, fund turtle rescue and rehabilitation and combat the threats of pollution and turtle hunting.
Fact Sea turtles face human dangers in every phase of their life cycle starting
Sea turtles are one of the very few animals that eat sea grass which must be constantly cut short to help it grow across the sea floor.
Fact Sea turtles face human dangers in every phase of their life cycle starting
Travel through Pacific Ocean tunnels, tropical rainforests (and even a shark reef!) to see the different habitats on planet earth! A school trip can be tailored to curriculum links in Science and Geography.
living things To recognise that environments can change and that this can pose dangers
Whether you’re planning a school trip or a day out with kids, we have the resources you need for successful learning. Visit SEA LIFE Birmingham Aquarium.
living things To recognise that environments can change and that this can pose dangers
Travel through Pacific Ocean tunnels, tropical rainforests (and even a shark reef!) to see the different habitats on planet earth! A school trip can be tailored to curriculum links in Science and Geography.
living things To recognise that environments can change and that this can pose dangers
