Fish Life

In the ocean there are many different ways of getting around. Some glide, some float, some paddle and some crawl along the seabed. Watch each creature as they navigate an underwater world through their own unique form of motion.

An ordinary desert may seem barren and devoid of life, but beneath the ocean there are underwater deserts that are positively teeming with activity. Come see the strange behaviour of aquatic life that skulk along the sandy banks in search of food and shelter.

Discover the multi-coloured kaleidoscope of aquatic life below the ocean. But all these vivid colours and patterns aren’t just for decoration, they serve a practical function as well. Whether it’s for finding a mate or warding off predators, colour plays a vital role in underwater life.

Underwater intimacy takes on many forms. Some form monogamous life-long relationships, others gather a harem of dozens of potential mates, while some go so far as to change their own sexual physiology to match up with a partner.

Sprawling along the ocean reefs, many soft and hard coral formations set the stage for all kinds of aquatic life to perform their unique skills. Some strut their vivid colours out in the spotlight, while others prefer to take shelter by waiting in the wings.

These aggressive underwater predators attack anything foolish enough to enter their territory. Some are armed with venomous stingers and spines, others have enormous mouths lined with razor-sharp fangs. These attributes offer a clear warning to all: keep away... or else!