Joanna James
Australia is surround by waters filled with abundant marine life. Thus, at SEA Life you maybe stumped as to which places to go first. Well wonder no more, read on for some inspiration.
If you love watching little penguins waddle about, head over to the Penguin Playground and see them slide about playing, swimming and having fun. Penguin Playground gives a little glimpse into the lives of penguins.
Take a look underneath Melbourne Aquarium, within the oceans of Port Phillip Bay and view these low-profile creatures who exist below the viewable exterior, such as Fiddler rays and sharks. Bay of Rays presents the ideal opportunity for children and adults to investigate the inhabitants that live on our seas.
Gaze into the eyes of one of the mighty predators that live on earth. Pinjarra is one of Australia's largest crocodiles. This 55-year-old croc is quite the celebrity at SEA Life and measures over 750 kilos and 5 feet in length.
If you or your kids love Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, head over here to see what life is like on a coral reef. Coral Atoll is visually striking and will leave you mesmerised. The inhabitants include the cute Clownfish and its friend the sea anemone, Lion Fish, butterflyfish, Blue Tang, and different varieties of corals. Coral Atoll will give you a sight into the Great Coral Reefs.
Do you wonder what kind of marine life exists on the ports and beaches of Melbourne? The Seahorse Pier section is home to the local species that you would meet at the harbour decks. Especially the delicate and unique sea horses. Some of the other friends you would encounter here are the Leafy and Weedy Sea Dragons, giant cuttlefish and many more surprising guests.
Travel into the depths of the sea to understand the eco systems of the deep sea creaturers. The setting is set of that of a shipwreck, to give you an authentic look at how life evolve even in man -made structures. Find many creepy and fascinating creatures thrive among the gloomy wreck. The moray eel and the Lion Fish are among the inhabitants to look out for.
Get transported to the temperate waters of the sea that surrounds Australia, to witness sea creatures like the Lungfish, turtles, and sea lizards. You may get the opportunity to see them have their meal and see what they get up to during their free times.
Jellyfishes are mysterious and ethereal looking creatures, almost magical, however, lethal, dangerous, and not to be messed. One sting can land you in serious condition or even death. Ocean Invaders allows you to get near these creatures safely and to discover these ocean creatures. If looking for accommodation on Collins Street, hotels such as the Oaks Melbourne on Collins Hotel is a good option.
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