Which of the 2 and from where did they come in?
L`Oceanogràfic Valencia Oceanografic Under New Management
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Too bad, no plans to aquire new ones on short term ?
Canada's Federal Fisheries Minister has approved permits to move two Belugas from Marineland at Niagara Falls, Ontario, to Oceanographic Valencia.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hami...o-spain-after-ottawa-issues-permits-1.5273901
(posted here because I don't see a general thread for this facility)
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hami...o-spain-after-ottawa-issues-permits-1.5273901
(posted here because I don't see a general thread for this facility)
Expand the Beluga enclosure. They will also add 2 Beluga from Marineland Canada.
The walruses are leaving to Hagenbeck and Pairi Daiza
So no Beluga enclosure expansion anymore?
Here you can read the Google translator translation from l'Oceanogràfic website
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Upon entering the Oceanogràfic Mediterranean facility, the different marine environments represented here will follow the course of your dive and, as your depth increases, you will see before you a sample of a different ecosystem. Starting in the coastal areas with the Posidonia aquarium, passing through the port areas, the infralitoral and the breakwater and ending in the deepest areas of the Mediterranean. In addition, and for a year, you can enjoy the jewel of cold water corals. An aquarium with the largest gorgonians in the Mediterranean, the fluorescent jewel anemone and the threatened red coral.
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Upon entering the Oceanogràfic Mediterranean facility, the different marine environments represented here will follow the course of your dive and, as your depth increases, you will see before you a sample of a different ecosystem. Starting in the coastal areas with the Posidonia aquarium, passing through the port areas, the infralitoral and the breakwater and ending in the deepest areas of the Mediterranean. In addition, and for a year, you can enjoy the jewel of cold water corals. An aquarium with the largest gorgonians in the Mediterranean, the fluorescent jewel anemone and the threatened red coral.
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