Our Animals

58.000 animals for you to see

58.000 creatures, including hammerhead sharks, manta rays, clownfish and sea lions will take you on an unforgettable journey to the heart of the Ocean.

Moon jellyfish

This jellyfish lives all the oceans of the world. It is a plankton and at the bottom of the food chain.

Euphyllia corals

Corals of the genus Euphyllia are reef-building corals. They are frequently visited by clown fish.

Orange cup coral

Orange cup coral does not require much light and can grow in dark areas, thus forming splashes of colour ... provided it has a plentiful ...

Epaulette shark

Originating from the Western Pacific, the Epaulette shark is also known as the “walking shark” from the way it uses its fins.

Red lionfish

The red lionfish is at the top of the food chain. This venomous species has almost no predators, which explains its proliferation in the ...

Sea-lion

The sea-lion, also known as the California sea-lion, is found in open water and on rocky coasts on the Pacific seaboard of the USA and also ...

Small-spotted catshark

The small spotted catshark, as its name suggests, is both small and spotted. It spends its days resting on sand banks.

Sandbar shark

The sandbar shark lives in tropical and temperate waters. This predator is continuously on the move.

Leopard shark

The leopard shark lives along the western coast of the North American continent. It can be found swimming in kelp forests.

Sand tiger shark

Despite is size and menacing pointed teeth, the sand tiger shark is a peaceable animal. It is usually found close to the seabed by the ...

Horn shark

The horn shark is a spotted shark that lives in kelp forests. It leads a quiet life, resting on the sea floor.

Nurse shark

The nurse shark lives close to the coast in tropical waters. It can be recognised by its flat head and small eyes.