Sentosa, the island of Singapore, is the largest modern ocean aquarium, with the name SEA Aquarium. Included in this giant aquarium park complex is "Marine Life", which opened to the public in November 2012. It has ten zones of residence and contains forty-five million litres of seawater, which is home to about one hundred thousand different marine mammals from 800 species.
Particularly impressive is the tourist-focused aquarium, which is in the area of the open ocean, with the world's largest panoramic viewing panel, with a width of thirty-six metres and a height of eight metres. Such gigantic dimensions create the illusion of the tourists staying at the bottom of the sea. At the S.E.A. Aquarium and Adventure Cove Waterpark at Singapore's Resorts World Sentosa, visitors have the opportunity to see the unique marine life, such as bottlenose dolphins, of which there are twenty-four individuals, the Japanese spider crab, bronze hammers, fish, and many other rare inhabitants of the depths.
Initially, the administration planned to place an ocean aquarium here, even for whale sharks, but this idea was subsequently cancelled, as it is very difficult to keep them in captivity. Travellers from around the world park at "Marine Life" and enjoy all sorts of attractions: six kinds of water slides, a hydro-magnetic rocket, and "River Adventure", having a length of more than six hundred metres long. The park also features fourteen thematic scenes that narrate the life of the tropical jungle, along with artificial caves. www.rwsentosa.com
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