Cunning underwater predators
Enjoy sensational shark encounters at SEA LIFE Grapevine.
Sharks swim right overhead and all around you in Texas' only 360° ocean tunnel. Witness nine different species from our largest shark, Haggard the nurse shark, to cute baby sharks in our nursery in our Behind-the-Scenes Tour.
WHOA - You Need to SEA This!
- Did you know sharks are made of cartilage, just like your nose and ears? Learn even more about sharks at SEA LIFE Grapevine
- Epaulette sharks lay eggs called Mermaid's Purses
- Japanese Bullhead sharks are venomous - learn more about this crazy fact during one of our educational talk times during your visit!
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It’s a common misconception that shark cartilage can be used to help cure cancer. In fact, sharks get cancer just like us.
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The SEA LIFE Trust is working to protect sharks and their ocean habitats.
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Sharks keep populations of smaller fish in check. Without sharks, entire marine ecosystems would collapse.