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See & Do. Housed in what was once a powerhouse on the Flats West Bank along the Cuyahoga River, the historic brick building’s 7 re-imagined galleries afford up-close, eye-level and 360-degree views of more than 300 species. With 2500 freshwater and saltwater animals from our own Lake Erie and across the globe, there are plenty of ...
Check out our daily events. Open today 10 – 5. Qs? Call 216.862.8803 x7700. Check out our daily events. Open today 10 – 5. Qs?
Oct 19, 2021 · Here are 5 things a non-aquarist learned about this interesting animal at Greater Cleveland Aquarium. 1. This species of shark is considered an opportunistic bottom feeder. From small fish and crustaceans to octopi and stingrays, sandbar sharks don’t leave much off the menu. 2. The only predator of sandbar sharks are—can you guess?—other ...
You can learn more about these and other amazing aquatic animals at the Greater Cleveland Aquarium. Nestled in the historic brick FirstEnergy Powerhouse, the Aquarium is filled with intriguing marine life from around the globe, an 11,000-gallon stingray touch pool and a 175-foot shark-filled seatube. Duration: 1-2 hours.
Our Events. It feels like there is always something happening at the Greater Cleveland Aquarium. Check out the this overview of our regularly scheduled activities. Most programs and events require advance ticketing. Please call 216.862.8803 or email info@greaterclevelandaquarium.com if you have questions.
Our Dive Team. Our team of full- and part-time divers is responsible for habitat maintenance, animal observations and guest engagement and education. They dive 5-7 days a week, generally 3-5 or more times a day. Divers enter 12 different habitats weekly using both standard SCUBA equipment and surface supplied equipment.
Jul 12, 2018 · The nurse shark’s bottom-dwelling habits usually catch the eye of Aquarium guests, as their behavior differs from the constant cruising of their “gallery mates” the sandtiger and sandbar sharks. However, Popik says their behavior is relatively common for seafloor shark species. “ [Their behavior] is unique out of our three species ...
