We focused on the shape and appearance of these creatures.
Not just cute,
The shapes and patterns of living things
Would you like to take a peek at the secrets hidden in color?
*The creatures on display may be canceled or changed without notice.
Spotted garden eel
Body shapes and patterns that humans may think are "cute!" or "beautiful!" actually have meaning for the survival of living creatures.
For example, Spotted garden eel are very wary and cautious.
They hide most of their long bodies in the sand and watch what is going on around them. The Spotted garden eel's tail fin is flat, so it can skillfully dig into the sand and dive quickly.
Clown anemonefish
Clown anemonefish normally hide in poisonous sea anemones to protect themselves from predators.
Therefore, they have a shape that makes them easily confused with sea anemones. Try looking for creatures hiding in the exhibition area!
Viewing window
There are mysterious peepholes and doors in the exhibition space...
Open the door or peer into the hole.
It has a cute animal shape and hidden secrets.
*The doors have now been removed, but the exhibits remain unchanged.
Handwritten fish name plate
Please also enjoy the explanation corner by the aquarium keeper next to the tank .
From the perspective of the aquarium keeper who look after the animals every day, we explain in detail the characteristics and ecology of each animal through hand-drawn illustrations and explanatory text.
