Aquariums In Michigan
The secret lives of fish and mammals is revealed at Michigan aquariums and zoo aquatic exhibits. Detroit pioneered aquatic zoos more than a century ago, constructing one of the first aquariums in the United States. Diverse
Aquariums In Michigan
The secret lives of fish and mammals is revealed at Michigan aquariums and zoo aquatic exhibits. Detroit pioneered aquatic zoos more than a century ago, constructing one of the first aquariums in the United States. Diverse and interactive exhibits across the state connect visitors to the mysteries of the deep, inspiring curiosity and wonder.
Belle Isle Aquarium
Historic Belle Isle Aquarium at Belle Isle Park in Detroit was distinguished as the longest continuously operating aquarium in the country when shuttered in 2005. In 2012, more than a century after its founding, it reopened. Despite the closure, some of the fish never left the aquarium. Fish species on display include a Moray eel, arowana and flowerhorn fish, a hybrid species developed by man. A coral reef tank is one of the modern additions. Belle Isle Aquarium is open to the public on Saturdays. There is no admission charge.
Spanning more than four acres, the Detroit Zoo's $14 million Arctic Ring of Life is