Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, embraces the largest water museum on the Red Sea promenade, which includes among its porches the wonders of marine creatures, and more than 7000 marine creatures derived from 200 species, distributed over 155 basins, including fish species.
And the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported the day before yesterday that the water museum is characterized by the presence of a group of rare fish, especially the Red Sea fish, which is famous for its coral nature and distinctive reefs, and it covers an area of 5000 square meters, which includes a group of facilities and halls that reflect the beauty of the aquatic environment, Show films and models.
The entrance to the museum reflects elements of the aquatic environment on the sea floor, through the scenes displayed on high-tech displays, as well as a hall displaying a panel of mangroves growing on the shores of the Red Sea.
The first floor of this hall also includes galleries in which a group of entertaining and educational films are displayed that overlook the shark aquarium, while the coral hall contains an entertainment area for children that includes projectors that display educational films on various types of fish.
The museum has provided basins that accommodate about seven million liters of water, designed according to the highest engineering standards that blend with coral reefs and marine plants, and includes in its technical staff more than 25 experts in the vital support apparatus and a hospital for treatment and vaccination of fish.