“T” ROOM

The “T” room is the space where long duration exhibits are held.

It is a room that is built into the Aquarium path so the exhibits are seen as an integrated part of the visit to the Aquarium.

This space has all the facilities required for any exhibit.

Adjacent to this room, there are two classrooms that can also serve to complement any activity related to the exhibition (workshops, screenings, etc…).

CURRENT EXHIBITION

Exhibition title
CURIOSITIES OF THE SEA

Location:
Room T

Dates:
From December 20 to May 4

Schedule:
Aquarium opening hours

An exhibition that tells us some curiosities about species like the hammerhead shark or the nautilus.

The oceans cover more than 70% of the Earth’s surface, and their importance is crucial for the survival of our planet.

The waters of these oceans harbor an incredible diversity of life, much of which remains unknown. It is estimated that we have explored less than 10% of the oceans, meaning that a large portion of marine flora and fauna remains a mystery. In the depths, there are species adapted to extreme conditions of temperature, pressure, and darkness, such as abyssal fish, giant squids, and various forms of bioluminescent life.

In short, the sea is a realm full of mysteries and challenges that scientists continue to explore. From the deepest ecosystems to the effects of climate change and pollution, the oceans are essential to life on Earth, and understanding them is vital for the future of our planet. However, much remains to be discovered, and each step forward in research brings us closer to understanding how these marine mysteries are interconnected with the global health of the Earth.