Visitors to S.E.A. Aquarium at RWS can now admire and welcome its newest animal residents: baby sharks, rays and poison arrow frogs that were born while the facility was temporarily closed. Some of the aquarium’s newborns are included in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Among these are the leopard whipray and the white-tip reef shark. From Tues the S.E.A. Aquarium opens its expanded “immersive zone”, where its newborn inhabitants are to be found. The new section will take visitors through three new habitats: from the rainforest through to coastal terrains and into a coral section. Visitors will be able to see the baby epaulette sharks at the Discovery Pool. Ms. Michelle Choo, acting VP of attractions at RWS, reaffirmed the aquarium’s commitment to preserving ocean life. “One of our key objectives at S.E.A. Aquarium is to educate the young about ocean diversity and inspire them to contribute towards ocean conservation,” she said.... Continue Reading