The Gelendzhik Oceanarium introduces its visitors to the mysterious world of the underwater depths. In huge aquariums, the inhabitants of the underwater world live their own lives: terrifying sharks leisurely swim past you, amusing seahorses busily hurry somewhere, and bright little fish dart about in schools.
The oceanarium is divided into three thematic zones, each of which brings together fish and other creatures from one region. The first zone is dedicated to the inhabitants of the fresh waters of Southeast Asia and South America. Creepy piranhas, starfish, lobsters, starfish, and inhabitants of the coastal parts of the oceans are gathered at the beginning of the exhibition.
In the second zone, you will get acquainted with the tropical inhabitants of coral reefs and the most dangerous fish. Poisonous puffer fish and stonefish, lionfish and moray eels may look harmless or even pretend to be stones and algae, but in fact they are capable of killing an adult.
In the last part of the oceanarium live the most frightening creatures - sharks. It is good to meet these toothy predators when you are separated by the thick glass of an aquarium and your life is not in danger.
Equipped with the latest technology, the oceanarium looks like the magical kingdom of the sea king. Modern displays are used here to tell interesting facts about fish or show their lives. The acoustic system creates the right atmosphere and enhances the впечатление from visiting the oceanarium.
