Get a closer look at monsters of the deep such as the Megalodon and Spinosaurus at Vancouver Aquarium’s all-new, interactive exhibit, ‘Monsters of the Abyss.’
Featuring aquatic predators of the past and present, the exhibit offers the opportunity to learn about extinction-level events and why so many of these creatures are universally feared to this day.
”Monsters of the Abyss is a chance to explore and learn about aquatic predators. This exhibit unpacks these little-known species and their unique histories,” says Vancouver Aquarium Executive Director Clint Wright.
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Guests can take in interactive displays and supersized skeletons of ‘monsters’ of the past as well as live exhibits featuring some of the ‘monsters’ that still haunt our waterways today. Guests feeling particularly brave can even take in daily expert ‘Animal Talks,’ with a chance to get up close and personal with some of the live animals featured in the exhibit.
“We always hope that the wonders of the aquatic world will inspire guests. Monsters of the Abyss is an opportunity to learn about new and exciting animals,” says Vancouver Aquarium Animal Care Director Mackenzie Neale.
Monsters of the Abyss runs until Sept. 2 – book your tickets today and don’t miss your opportunity to discover some of the most fearsome creatures of the deep.
After getting your fill of Megalodons, false water cobras, and Asian water monitors don’t forget to visit these other Vancouver Aquarium exhibits and experiences.
Don’t forget to visit the rest of the aquarium after visiting the ‘Monsters of the Abyss’.
- The Tropics: A tropical paradise showcasing coral reefs, mangrove forests, stingrays and even blacktip reef sharks.
- Pacific Canada Pavilion: What’s swimming off our local shores? Meet some of our Pacific North West wildlife.
- B.C.’s Wild Coast: Visit the rescued residents of Vancouver Aquarium’s Marine Mammal Rescue exhibit – permanent residents that found a new home at Vancouver Aquarium after being deemed non-releasable by Fisheries and Oceans Canada.
- 4D Theatre Experience: Taking cinematic experiences to a new level, enjoy the magic of 3D combined with special effects such as wind, mist, scents and dramatic lighting. Currently showing Plant Earth: Shallow Seas.
Plan your visit today at vanaqua.org.
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