- Friday 7th August 2015
No Fin to Declare
SEA LIFE London is proud to support our charity partner Bite-Back Shark & Marine Conservation in their exciting new campaign - No Fin to declare!
- Thursday 18th June 2015
An egg-cellent Easter treat
There were Easter surprises aplenty at the SEA LIFE London Aquarium today when the resident colony of Gentoo penguins were served up giant handmade Easter eggs and news of the first penguin egg of mating season was confirmed.
- Wednesday 3rd June 2015
Thames Beach Clean
Staff at the SEA LIFE London Aquarium join forces with Thames Tideway Tunnel and river charity Thames 21 to help preserve an icon of London – the Thames
- Monday 1st June 2015
Discover our LEGO CITY Deep Sea Explorer Trail
Become a LEGO® City Explorer at SEA LIFE London Aquarium this summer
- Thursday 14th May 2015
Sustainable Friday fish supper
Divers at the SEA LIFE London Aquarium urge fish lovers make this Friday's fish supper sustainable
- Wednesday 25th March 2015
Fire-breathing sea dragons?
Fish fingers are real fish, penguins can fly and sea dragons breathe fire...
- Monday 15th December 2014
Sprout amnesty for giant green sea turtles Boris and Phoenix
Greedy Boris, a rare Green Sea turtle at the SEA LIFE London Aquarium (named by the Mayor of London himself), received his favourite festive feast today, a tiered platter of sprouts served by a besuited under-waiter Garçon.
- Monday 27th October 2014
Halloween pumpkin trail
From 27th October to 2nd November the SEA LIFE London Aquarium will be celebrating Halloween by challenging young guests to spot some intricately hand-carved pumpkins featuring marvellous marine inspired designs.
- Wednesday 18th June 2014
Poison dart frog baby born
Aquarists at the SEA LIFE London Aquarium are sizing up a brightly coloured miniature new addition to their Poison Dart frog family – the first to be born at the aquarium following a successful breeding programme.
- Thursday 22nd May 2014
Pop-up jellyfish display is a load of rubbish!
The SEA LIFE London Aquarium has launched a temporary new display of serenely floating jellyfish – each made entirely of used plastic bags – in time for World Turtle Day on Friday 23rd May. The unusual display has been created to highlight the dangers facing turtles and other marine life from plastic bag pollution, which is estimated to kill millions of marine animals annually.
