Spend a fascinating 90 minutes at the Seville Aquarium admiring a wide variety of species that represent the biodiversity of the planet's rivers, seas, jungles and oceans. There are more than 400 water species presented in their various habitats and ecosystems in 35 aquariums. The main aquarium is the Oceanario, which contains 2 million liters of water and is nearly 9 meters high. It is one of the deepest shark aquariums in Spain. At Toca Toca you can touch typical rock pool residents such as sea cucumbers, starfish and sea urchins, and at Los Bebes del Acuario you’ll see mermaid’s purses and eggs clinging to aquatic plants. Each tank has an LCD panel with information about the tank’s inhabitants. The 2 female sharks are housed in a vast tank, accompanied by grouper, mackerel and tuna. As well as from the tunnel, you can see the tank’s inhabitants through windows positioned at different levels. The coral reef tanks feature colorful tropical fish with brilliant blue and yellow markings. Strange-looking species include the puffer fish and pipe fish. In addition, you’ll see reptiles such as tortoises, anacondas, boas, caimans and sea turtles. Other sea creatures include squid, giant octopus and spider crabs. A shop offering fish-themed toys will delight the kids, and there’s also a café for a refreshment break.