Earth’s biodiversity is vital for sustaining all life, and our ecosystems are delicately balanced to create an environment where so many species can survive and thrive. Having a great array of different species in our world and protecting them is something we strive for. With our commitment to education and conservation at Blue Planet Aquarium, … Continued
There are many different species of tropical marine fish around the world, all as beautiful and interesting as the next. However, there are some that you may recognise more quickly than others, such as the tang fish. But did you know there are over 80 different types of tang fish, not just that very popular … Continued
All reptiles fall under the order Reptilia, which is then split into a further four main orders, which is where more specific distinctions are considered. The main categories are: Despite having their clear differences, all of these animals are linked by their internal backbone, having scaly skin and usually laying eggs, although viviparous (giving birth … Continued
Here at Blue Planet Aquarium, our team work tirelessly to care for our animals and protect the future of some of the world’s most fascinating species. Not only this, but we feel responsible for showcasing endangered species too and raising awareness of the importance of looking after our oceans, rivers and lakes. Our blog is … Continued
At Blue Planet Aquarium, we appreciate all the wonderful animals on planet Earth. From the teeniest ant to the largest whale, we think that each creature brings something wonderful to the blue planet that we call home. While we’re incredibly fond of our backboned friends, we thought that it was time to show our invertebrate … Continued
Weather is a complex system influenced by lots of factors including temperature, atmospheric pressure, cloud formation, wind, humidity, and rainfall. Even minor changes in these elements can create different weather patterns and cause ripple effects across the globe. Among the many fascinating weather phenomena are El Niño and La Niña, both of which are part … Continued
National parks are a staple of any British staycation, from the Peaks to the Lakes, Snowdonia to Exmoor, they’re indisputably beautiful areas of the country. Our national parks are also hugely important ecosystems for a wide array of plants and animals, great and small. Being designated areas by the government, they are crucial when it … Continued
Join us as we follow the progress of Euro 2024 through our species at Blue Planet Aquarium. Each country will be represented by a different animal, giving you the chance to learn all about them as they progress through the tournament, but…. There can only be one WINNER! Who do you think will be crowned … Continued
The Amazon needs no introduction. Revered for its precious flora and fauna, this invaluable land is home to up to 30% of all species on Earth. Often when nature programmes showcase the wild beauty of the Amazon, they prioritize its rainforests over its rivers. But the region’s waterways teem with as much life as its … Continued
Touted as one of the most important natural solutions to the global fight against climate change, seagrass is more vital than ever before. But what exactly is seagrass? And what role does it have to play in the future of our planet? Here, we’ll take a closer look at seagrass, defining what it is, where … Continued
