Grand Aquarium Saint Malo

St.Malo in the Lower Normandy region of northwestern France is a famous tourist city. The city walls used to resist pirates in ancient times, the beaches with surging white waves, and the well-preserved medieval city are all attractions that cannot be missed, but this time I mainly introduce It is the Grand Aquarium under the ancient city wall of Saint-Malo. There are 4,000 fish of 250 different species in it, and you can see the whole picture of marine animals and plants all over the world. It's a great place for kids, it's entertaining, and the reception is warm and attentive. Entering the Grand Aquarium of Saint-Malo from the elephant-trunk-like entrance described in Jules Vernes' novel, the surrounding decoration is beautiful and makes people happy to immerse in it, and start a wonderful marine world discovery. trip. Jellyfish, sea anemones, giant crabs, daisy-like sea stone flowers, here is like an underwater garden, the beautiful sea anemones dance their waists and arms, dancing gracefully. The larger ring-shaped pool in the museum is 360 degrees and holds 600,000 liters of seawater. The fun continues after SeaWorld opens its doors for curious visitors, with the scorpionfish reinventing its ocean dance in endless ways. Surgeons, wrasses, flat sharks, and other marine fish can all be seen here. Each ocean has its own inhabitants, either living in harmony or fighting each other. The Tropical Ocean Exhibition Hall presents a colorful picture.