Play with the sea lions, get up close to the majestic humpback whale, witness a battle between two ferocious Humboldt squids or visit the coral reef. We like all of this only because it happens through a simulation in which no animals are kept in captivity because National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey is a fish-free aquarium.
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Play with the sea lions, get up close to the majestic humpback whale, witness a battle between two ferocious Humboldt squids or visit the coral reef. We like all of this, just because it happens through a simulation where no animals are kept in captivity because National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey is a aquarium without fish.
You got it right, no shark, whale, octopus and so on behind glass because this extraordinary attraction located in Times Square in New York uses the tech to take viewers into the depths of the ocean, without the need for real animals.
National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey is a kind of fish-free aquarium, a marine world created by the Academy Award-winning and Emmy-winning team responsible for Game of Thrones and Martin Scorsese's Hugo.
Over 5500 square meters to sink into images and sounds of the ocean, a guided tour through the wonders of nature, including coral reefs, algae forests and much more. And it may even happen that you find yourself in front of the huge humpback whale.
An idea that we really like because it helps to get to know animals better without the need to disturb or eradicate them from theirs. natural habitat (precisely because everything is fake here) and if on the one hand we are against any type of real aquarium in which fish and not only are kept in captivity, on the other hand we think that starting like this is the right key to sustainability.
Even the vegan Arab prince has noticed Khaled bin Alwaleed who wants to recreate this virtual aquarium in ten cities of the Middle East so that holograms and touchscreens can reproduce the life of the deep sea.
All this only confirms that a magnificent turnaround is taking place and that public opinion is tired of seeing animals exploited for pure business. After the ban of many cities from the circus, now it is time for revolution even in the abyss.
Instead, here's why we don't like 'real aquariums':
- The Choschi City aquarium closes: no one wants to see fish and dolphins suffer
- Sea Life: that's why we don't like the Rome aquarium
- Aquarium of Genoa: new pavilion for the imprisonment of cetaceans inaugurated
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