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SEA LIFE centres across the UK have announced there has been a dramatic increase in births this winter, as the attraction welcomes baby sharks and rays to its waters. SEA LIFE Brighton, the world’s oldest operating aquarium, has welcomed five California horn sharks into the world, who have just celebrated their six-month birthday. The pups … Read more
SEA LIFE Brighton has launched a new £2.7 million Day & Night ocean exhibit, allowing visitors to experience 24 hours on a coral reef as part of an immersive display – the first of its kind in the UK. Home to over 840 stunning sea creatures, the impressive 700,000 litre display features an ocean tunnel … Read more
Sea Life Brighton, the world’s oldest operating aquarium, is offering up to 50% off its most popular experiences when purchased online between Friday 24 and Monday 27 November. Discounts during its four-day Black Friday sale will be available on VIP feeding experiences including ray, turtle and shark feeds. At half the usual price, a shark … Read more
The latest creature to take up residence at Sea Life Brighton is a juvenile octopus named Pumpkin. The new arrival, aged between 3-6 months old, is too young to have its gender determined just yet, although staff at Sea Life Brighton believe the octopus is a girl based on her behaviour. Pumpkin is housed in … Read more
SEA Life Brighton launches its newest installation, Claws, on 22nd April. The display welcomes a host of new shell-dwelling creatures including two statuesque Japanese spider crabs. The largest of the crabs, which were previously housed at Sea Life Helsinki, has a leg span of 1.3 metres and can grow to the size of a car. … Read more
Sea Life Brighton’s January sales are making a splash, with thrifty thrill-seekers given the chance to save up to £60 on a Merlin Annual Pass. These huge discounts mean that savvy shoppers can get 12 months of fun and a whole host of extra perks from just £109pp* in Merlin’s big New Year sale. A … Read more
Brighton Sea Life Centre’s elderly green turtle Gulliver has benefited from a unique collaboration between Sea Life and the Royal Veterinary College (RVC). The project’s main aim was to try and improve the lives of turtles with buoyancy problems, having suffered severe damage to their shells and spines in collisions with boats. Brighton Sea Life’s … Read more
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