Photos of Aqua Planet Yeosu

Hanwha Group set up a large-scale aquarium ""Aquaplanet" in Korea at the 2012 Yeosu World Expo. "Aquaplanet" Yeosu Aquarium has a height equivalent to 4 floors, a total area of 16,400 square meters, and a 6,000t-class aquarium. It is the largest aquarium in Korea. The size of the aquarium is six times that of the existing Seoul 63 Underwater World (1000t), and two to three times that of Seoul COEX Aquarium (2300t) and Busan Aquarium (3500t). The aquarium will also be used as one of the facilities of the Expo and will not be demolished after the Expo. The "Aquaplane" aquarium is an environment-friendly aquarium in line with the theme of Yeosu Expo - "a living ocean, a breathing coast"" The aquarium has also attracted the attention of all walks of life. The top of the aquarium is equipped with facilities that apply solar power generation technology. The marine animals living in "Aquaplanet" can obtain an environment suitable for their own survival through the life support system using solar energy. In addition, in order to provide the marine life with the necessary light for survival, the aquarium has set up a "sunlight lighting area" that can obtain light from sunlight; in order to provide the fish doctor with the water temperature suitable for their survival, the aquarium has also set up from An environmentally friendly aquarium powered by solar energy - "Doctor Fish Zone". "Aquaplanet" is divided into three areas: the marine animal hall, the ecological hall and the experience hall. More than 280 kinds of marine creatures such as white dolphins, Baikal seals, South American fur seals and sea dragons will be displayed in the aquarium, with a total number of 33,000 displayed. Only.