2013 January : Marine Life Park Blog

Education & Conservation

The upside down jellyfish rests upside down on the seafloor and rarely swims, and are often mistaken as sea anemone or a bluish green water flower.

Children aged 5 to 15 gathered to initiate the “I am the future, I will not eat shark fins” pledge, with the hope that they can inspire the public in Singapore and communities in Asia to stop the consumption of shark fins soup.

The 24 Indo-pacific bottlenose dolphins in Marine Life Park have received the Agri-food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA)’s approval to be released from quarantine.