Bangkok Aquarium

Bangkok Aquarium is the oldest aquarium in Thailand, opened to the public as early as 1940. In the hall of the museum, there is a skeleton of a sea whale about 10 meters long, which was stripped and stranded on the beach not far from the aquarium in 1975. In the hall, there are several cylindrical plexiglass tanks with a diameter of about 1 meter and more than 40 glass rooms in the museum, where various representative marine creatures are cultivated. The large glass house can hold 200 tons of water, and the smaller one can hold half a ton of water. The glass house simulates the natural environment of the ocean. Visitors can see the seabed with strange rocks and scales, colorful coral reefs, and even ancient shipwrecks and hundreds of coelenterates, mollusks, arthropods, echinoderms and vertebrae. There are different types of marine life such as animals, among which there are many fish, including a variety of edible fish, as well as peculiar ornamental fish and poisonous fish.