SEA Life News

• Wednesday 8^th March 2023

Discover Coral Reef Ecosystems

What is coral reef? Learn more about coral reef and the characteristics that form this precious ecosystem.

• Tuesday 14^th February 2023

Love is OH-FISH-IALLY in the air

From rays to terrapins, there’s plenty of love felt amongst the London Aquarium's residents this Valentine’s Season

• Thursday 2^nd February 2023

5 Interesting Facts About Octopus

We wanted to share a few top facts about these underwater mysteries so you can find out just how cool they really are.

• Friday 6^th January 2023

Best Deals and Discounts around London’s Southbank

Check out some great deals and offers for you and the family to enjoy a family fun day in the Southbank!

• Friday 6^th January 2023

Aqua Nights: All Things Sharks and Rays

If you are a fan of sharks and rays, or maybe just a little curious about these creatures then this event is for you!

• Tuesday 3^rd January 2023

We hosted our annual 'count & clean' of more than 6,000 creatures!

SEA LIFE London Aquarium’s team of expert aquarists have counted its creatures as part of its annual stocktake ready for a ‘fin-tastic’ 2023

• Thursday 1^st December 2022

Football-loving rays show off their ball skills!

An unlikely team of rays play ‘football’ at SEA LIFE London Aquarium ahead of England’s last 16 World Cup fixture against Senegal this Sunday

• Friday 4^th November 2022

Meet Peppa Pig This November!

SEA LIFE London Aquarium Welcomes Little Piggies to Enjoy a Themed Interactive Experience for the Whole Family.

• Friday 4^th November 2022

Things to do on a Rainy Day in London

London is filled with amazing parks and beautiful outdoor sites, but what about on a cold and wet day? Don’t let that drizzly weather stop you from having a wonderful day out.

• Thursday 3^rd November 2022

First Aquarium to Breed the Largest Jellyfish Found in UK Waters

To mark World Jellyfish Day today, SEA LIFE London is debuting its brand-new species, the Barrel jellyfish, becoming the only aquarium in the UK to have bred the species from polyps in its specialist breeding laboratory.