The inquisitive visitor can access in-depth information on the creatures living in the Pacific coral reef system, as well as learn about maintenance and conservation efforts via two computer stations with customized programs. Colorful images, video clips, sound effects and audio narration make this quest for knowledge fun for all ages. Underwater Cameras Station Eight underwater video cameras zoom in on the drama and beauty of marine life in the SeaScape aquarium. Using a pad of buttons, visitors choose which camera's view to observe on a large, color monitor. Video Microscope Station Visitors will have a chance to step into a marine biologist's shoes by operating a video microscope.
Mounted slides show marine plant and animal specimens on a video screen.
Living samples from the aquarium will also be available for the curious. A yellow submarine and diving suit invite children to play and explore at the bottom of the sea, which also contains a replica of a sunken ship's bow. Young adventurers use mechanical grippers for both sub and suit to pick up, examine and replace marine artifacts littered about the sea floor. Sunken Ship Submerged in a play zone, a towering, replicated shipwreck sends young visitors' imaginations to the bottom of the sea. Back to SeaScape .