Dive into the fascinating world of sharks!
- July 9th, 11th & 14th
- 29,50 Euro per person
- 15+ years
Come to our exclusive shark evenings at SEA LIFE Oberhausen. Learn all about encounters and diving with sharks, their way of life and why they are essential for the balance of our oceans. Join us on a journey to the “hunted hunters” and discover the true meaning of these fascinating animals! You will also have the opportunity to observe sharks up close with our experts to learn more about them. Please be aware that the talk will be held in german language.
Shark Evenings
Online
29.50€
per adult (15+)
- Entrance to SEA LIFE Oberhausen and participation in a 90-minute talk about sharks
- The walk includes a Meet & Greet with our aquarists and divers
- Only strictly limited places available
- Admission is between 18:00 and 18:30. The tour starts at 18.30 pm.
What awaits you:
- 90 minutes of exciting talk by our shark experts (german)
- Exclusive tour through SEA LIFE Oberhausen after regular opening hours
- Meet & Greet with our divers and aquarists
- Impressive video impressions
The dates for our shark evenings are July 9th, 11th and 14th.
Learn exciting shark facts
Sharks are among the oldest hunters on our planet. They have been roaming the oceans for over 400 million years - elegantly and efficiently guarding the ecological balance. But today, many shark species are under threat. Overfishing, bycatch, finning, littering and climate change are having a dramatic impact on sharks.
We take you into a world full of surprises, scientific findings and personal encounters. You can expect spectacular underwater film and photo recordings, sharks up close and reports of encounters with small and very large sharks.
Visitors can expect:
- An understandable introduction to the biology and anatomy of sharks
- Exciting stories about their role as climate protectors and regulators in the ecosystem
- Information about the dangers posed by humans
- The truth behind shark myths and media images
- And in concrete terms: what everyone can do to protect sharks and marine diversity
