Juvenile Baby thorn back rays. Find out about Sea Life Great Yarmouth successful breeding program!
Guests can enjoy the acrobatic antics of our native Rays and discover all about their behavior.
Spiny Seahorse (Hippocampus guttulatus)
They usually have small home ranges in shallow coastal waters. They use algae and sea grass to hold on to. A baby seahorse can eat an amazing 3000 times a day!
Juvenile Baby thorn back rays. Find out about Sea Life Great Yarmouth successful breeding program!
Juvenile Baby thorn back rays. Find out about Sea Life Great Yarmouth successful breeding program!
Guests can enjoy the acrobatic antics of our native Rays and discover all about their behavior.
Guests can enjoy the acrobatic antics of our native Rays and discover all about their behavior.
Spiny Seahorse (Hippocampus guttulatus)
They usually have small home ranges in shallow coastal waters. They use algae and sea grass to hold on to. A baby seahorse can eat an amazing 3000 times a day!
Spiny Seahorse (Hippocampus guttulatus)
They usually have small home ranges in shallow coastal waters. They use algae and sea grass to hold on to. A baby seahorse can eat an amazing 3000 times a day!
Come face to face with Ntombi and Masozi, our African dwarf crocodiles, these sleek and sinister sisters can grow up to 5ft long!
As an exciting gift for your friends or family or even for yourself, and help make a difference to the conservation work and breeding programs.
Meet and interact with our playful Humboldt Penguins as they swim and socialise together!
Humboldt Penguins are named after the Humboldt Current they are native too, located in Peru. Many people find it hard to believe that these penguins love sunshine and warm weather!
As an exciting gift for your friends or family or even for yourself, and help make a difference to the conservation work and breeding programs.
As an exciting gift for your friends or family or even for yourself, and help make a difference to the conservation work and breeding programs.
Meet and interact with our playful Humboldt Penguins as they swim and socialise together!
Meet and interact with our playful Humboldt Penguins as they swim and socialise together!
Humboldt Penguins are named after the Humboldt Current they are native too, located in Peru. Many people find it hard to believe that these penguins love sunshine and warm weather!
Humboldt Penguins are named after the Humboldt Current they are native too, located in Peru. Many people find it hard to believe that these penguins love sunshine and warm weather!
Be enchanted by our beautiful Jellyfish in our interactive colour-changing tanks!
Prepare to be amazed as you come face-to-fin with our incredible juvenile Zebra Shark. These amazing creatures are the sole member of the Stegostomatidae family! Eventually she will reach 12ft in length, half of which will be her tail!
Blacktip Reef Sharks are found in warm coastal waters around the world! Black Tips are among the most popular sharks inhabiting the tropical coral reefs of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, because Black Tip Reef Sharks prefer shallow, inshore waters. They are typical in appearance of how humans imagine a shark to look, and can be seen at our big ocean tank!
Sharks are the most misunderstood creatures in the Ocean. Far from being predators, they face extinction from being preyed upon by humans. Each year over 70 million sharks die needlessly due to Shark Finning. You can help conserve these amazing creatures by picking up a Shark Adoption on site and contributing towards their conservation.
Prepare to be amazed as you come face-to-fin with our incredible juvenile Zebra Shark. These amazing creatures are the sole member of the Stegostomatidae family! Eventually she will reach 12ft in length, half of which will be her tail!
Prepare to be amazed as you come face-to-fin with our incredible juvenile Zebra Shark. These amazing creatures are the sole member of the Stegostomatidae family! Eventually she will reach 12ft in length, half of which will be her tail!
Blacktip Reef Sharks are found in warm coastal waters around the world! Black Tips are among the most popular sharks inhabiting the tropical coral reefs of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, because Black Tip Reef Sharks prefer shallow, inshore waters. They are typical in appearance of how humans imagine a shark to look, and can be seen at our big ocean tank!
Blacktip Reef Sharks are found in warm coastal waters around the world! Black Tips are among the most popular sharks inhabiting the tropical coral reefs of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, because Black Tip Reef Sharks prefer shallow, inshore waters. They are typical in appearance of how humans imagine a shark to look, and can be seen at our big ocean tank!
Sharks are the most misunderstood creatures in the Ocean. Far from being predators, they face extinction from being preyed upon by humans. Each year over 70 million sharks die needlessly due to Shark Finning. You can help conserve these amazing creatures by picking up a Shark Adoption on site and contributing towards their conservation.
Sharks are the most misunderstood creatures in the Ocean. Far from being predators, they face extinction from being preyed upon by humans. Each year over 70 million sharks die needlessly due to Shark Finning. You can help conserve these amazing creatures by picking up a Shark Adoption on site and contributing towards their conservation.
Our amazing tropical ocean display and tunnel holds 250,000 litres of natural seawater where you can see our largest inhabitants as they roam around the lost city of Atlantis themed display.
Common Octopus is one of the most intelligent invertebrate species (that means animals with no backbone). They can also change the colour of their skin to camouflage perfectly with their surroundings, helping them to sneak up on prey as well as hide from predators.
Seahorse pregnancy is amazing thing. Believe it or not, the male seahorses get pregnant, not the females. The female uses an ovipositor to expel her eggs into the male’s stomach pouch.
Discover all about the Oceans different coral reef in our amazing display!
Common Octopus is one of the most intelligent invertebrate species (that means animals with no backbone). They can also change the colour of their skin to camouflage perfectly with their surroundings, helping them to sneak up on prey as well as hide from predators.
Common Octopus is one of the most intelligent invertebrate species (that means animals with no backbone). They can also change the colour of their skin to camouflage perfectly with their surroundings, helping them to sneak up on prey as well as hide from predators.
Seahorse pregnancy is amazing thing. Believe it or not, the male seahorses get pregnant, not the females. The female uses an ovipositor to expel her eggs into the male’s stomach pouch.
Seahorse pregnancy is amazing thing. Believe it or not, the male seahorses get pregnant, not the females. The female uses an ovipositor to expel her eggs into the male’s stomach pouch.
Discover all about the Oceans different coral reef in our amazing display!
Discover all about the Oceans different coral reef in our amazing display!
Our unique rocky shores have a particular life of their own and conditions within them are different from the open sea.
Have you ever wanted to stroke a starfish, tickle a sea anemone or feel the shell of a crab? Now’s your chance, because at our rocking Rockpools you can appreciate all of this!
It's hard to believe that Sea Anemones are alive... they have no brain, heart or blood!
Our unique rocky shores have a particular life of their own and conditions within them are different from the open sea.
Our unique rocky shores have a particular life of their own and conditions within them are different from the open sea.
Have you ever wanted to stroke a starfish, tickle a sea anemone or feel the shell of a crab? Now’s your chance, because at our rocking Rockpools you can appreciate all of this!
Have you ever wanted to stroke a starfish, tickle a sea anemone or feel the shell of a crab? Now’s your chance, because at our rocking Rockpools you can appreciate all of this!
It's hard to believe that Sea Anemones are alive... they have no brain, heart or blood!
It's hard to believe that Sea Anemones are alive... they have no brain, heart or blood!
Conservation is at the heart of what we do at SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth. There are plenty of opportunities to learn about the threats facing marine life and what you can do to help as you explore with us. In this area you find find out more about what SEA LIFE and the SEA LIFE Trust are doing to help threatened marine life and perhaps help us out yourself by signing one of our petitions or picking up a free sustainable seafood guide.