Tiny and named after the shape of their head, seahorses are in fact still a fish, but they are incredibly different from any other fish out there! Found in both tropical and temperate waters around the world, the seahorse (Hippocampus) may breathe through gills and have a swim bladder like many other species, but their … Continued

The world’s oceans are home to some of the most fascinating creatures, from fish to coral. One of the most interesting animals that live in oceans throughout the world is the sea anemone. Sea anemones are often mistaken for plants, given their appearance, not to mention that they are named after the anemone flower. Characterised … Continued

Although the English Channel is on the smaller side compared to its neighbours, the diversity of creatures that call it home is not to underestimated. At just a little over one-tenth of the size of the North Sea, you’d probably expect it to have very little sea life going on. But that couldn’t be more … Continued

To pay homage to this compact yet crowded sea, we’re shining a light on the Arctic Ocean in all its splendour.

From their fins and stingers to their eyes and mouth, we’ll take a closer look at the unique physique of the stingray to see how they function underwater. We’ll also share some facts and stats about these incredible creatures of the deep.

Here, we’ll present some amazing facts about otters, including their habitat, what they like to eat, and just why they like to hold hands with each other. Plus, one of our trainers is on hand to introduce you to the otters that you can encounter for yourself!

Your teaching may need a little extra ‘something’ from time to time, because sometimes, reading from a textbook just doesn’t cut it – no matter how much energy and enthusiasm you put into it. Taking your pupils out of the classroom is a great way to teach them more about the important fundamentals in science, … Continued