A FAMILY aquarium has unveiled its “years in the making” dinosaur-themed attraction.
Sea Life Brighton’s Jurassic Seas boasts digital dinosaurs, ancient fossils and stunning sea creatures - and it opened in time for half-term.
The world’s oldest operating aquarium brings three of the deep sea’s most terrifying dinosaurs back to life with motion-sensor technology – with a digital plesiosaurus, a giant toothed megalodon and an angry liopleurodon.
Jurassic Seas also boasts an impressive array of creatures that have survived for millions of years, from the serene giant nautilus to lively mudskippers and fascinating horseshoe crabs.
Max Leviston, general manager at Sea Life Brighton, said: “Jurassic Seas has been years in the making, and we are incredibly proud of the finished product.
“Now that Jurassic Seas is open to the public, we are looking forward to sharing our passion for the feature with our visitors – I’m particularly looking forward to seeing just how people react when coming face to face with our digital dinosaurs.”
For more see visitsealife .com/brighton.
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