Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo — Attraction in Main Island

"BERMUDA AQUARIUM + ZOOLOGICAL WILDLIFE PARK"..

Conservation of Turtle Species such as the Green Turtle, Hawksbill Turtle are ongoing here, with Green Turtles, some from other areas, regularly seen eating sea bed grasses, amazing..

Such large ocean environments are important for many oceanic species that travel hundreds of miles during their individual life times, trying to avoid the 'human plastic pollution, over fishing, poaching,' that threatens their future existence..

Only a few hundred years ago the Oceanic Seas were absolutely full of life, avidly described by the first long distance 'western sea farers', so many Green Turtles that one could walk across their breeding bays on their backs..

We all know of the near extinction plight of certain oceanic Whale Species, conservation being necessary to stop their absolute consumption by Whaling Ships..

Scientific Data is always being updated, Scientific Data suggests that Whale Species actually keep the Oceanic Seas Cool..

Turtle Facts, Whale Facts, Oceanic Marine Animal Facts can/will amaze any interested 'human species'..

So, if you can remember the 'pristine ocean environment', that you are 'blessed' to live within, as many would surely change 'snowy london city', for the warm ocean sunshine of "BERMUDA ISLANDS"..

"BERMUDA AQUARIUM + ZOOLOGICAL WILDLIFE PARK" has an interesting, educational, informative web site where you can discover the animals, oceanic species, the ongoing conservation projects..

When you visit the area, you will surely never forget the organised swimming adventures with the 'wild sea turtles', the rare opportunity to see the other Oceanic Marine Species, Animal Species..

Of course you might not be seen again, as 'things/people' seem to vanish, like huge ships full of gold treasures, diamonds, well maybe..

'Imaginative Conservation Ideas, with Funds are always welcome'..

Thanks for looking after the Wild Sea Turtles..

Around the World,

Red Crab Migratory Routes now have high bridges over vehicle paved roads, the Red Crabs use these safe bridges to avoid being squashed by vehicles..

Sir David Attenborough in one of his gold funded films featured little just born Turtles, some confused by the human artificial sea coast bright lights, some being trapped in drains, etc..

Hopefully Sir David has found assistance, for future generations of 'Little Turtles'...

"BERMUDA AQUARIUM + ZOOLOGICAL...

My visit to the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo was an absolute joy. The seamless fusion of marine life and terrestrial creatures provides an enchanting experience suitable for all ages. The exhibits are meticulously crafted, offering a glimpse into Bermuda's captivating underwater realm and its diverse land animals.

The well-maintained facilities and knowledgeable staff contribute to the overall excellence of the visit. The marine displays are particularly impressive, showcasing an array of species indigenous to Bermuda's waters. Interactive components engage visitors and enrich the educational value of the experience.

Equally remarkable is the zoo segment, which houses animals in habitats mirroring their natural environments. The commitment to animal welfare is evident, and the staff's dedication to conservation and education is commendable.

Getting around the attraction is effortless, aided by informative signage that ensures no highlights are missed. The juxtaposition of aquatic marvels and land-dwelling marvels against the backdrop of Bermuda's scenic beauty creates an unforgettable experience.

With its educational significance, well-maintained exhibits, and the chance to foster a deeper connection with nature, the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo unquestionably deserves a wholehearted 5 out of 5 rating. A must-see when exploring the...

Awesome experience! It was a short ride to get here from our hotel and there was no wait to get in. We went on a Thursday and it was not that busy, which we were surprised because rain was forecasted. We were impressed that this zoo allows you to enter into some of the animal enclosures and view the animals within their natural habitats (i.e. lemurs, monkeys), and in some cases with minimal barriers, if any. The entry fee was nominal (about $10 USD) and we spent about 1.5 hours there. The staff were all very friendly. Shout out to Jemico, one of the zookeepers who went the extra mile. When we mentioned we hadn't seen any lemurs, he offered to take us back to the enclosure and point them out to us. What an experience seeing them up close! The aquarium is on the opposite side where you can see the marine life across several tanks. There was an amazing large tank towards the end with a great variety of sea life including rays, barracuda, and puffer fish. On the zoo grounds there are some scenic views overlooking the water where there are chairs to sit and enjoy the view. The zoo also has a waterfront restaurant, as well as an outdoor children's play area. What a...