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At the Seal Point of the park’s Polar Aquarium, there are two kinds of seals: the grey seals being from Norway, and the spotted seals being from the Bohai Sea. They have big and cute eyes and look very cute.
In order to adapt to the cold environment, seals have a thick accumulation of fat. This fat allows them to keep their body temperature between 36 and 37℃, just like humans. In addition to providing heat, fat also provides buoyancy. They can swim at speeds of up to 27 kilometers per hour. They are also very good divers, usually able to dive about 100 meters. Seals spend most of their time in the sea and only live on land when they shed and breed. In the park, you can also see seals tapping their bellies for food.
The fur seal is a kind of mammal living in the ocean. They are called sea dogs because their heads like the dogs’ heads. They have a spindle shaped body, a round head, big eyes and small ears. Their fur is so thick and smooth that they are called “fur seals”. Their backs are brownish gray or blackish-brown, their bellies’ color are lighter, and their limbs are fin-shaped, which are good for swimming in the water. Once on land, they could walk slowly on four limbs. When you feed the fur seals, you can see how cute the fur seals are.
Dolphin & Sea Lion Show in Qujiang Polar Ocean Park is in the Joy Theater of the Polar Aquarium. The venue can accommodate 2,000 people to watch the dolphin show. In addition, through the acrylic view window below the pool, you can see the dolphins in the water, meeting your needs for marine animal watching. Dolphins are the senior animal stars in the park. Shaking hands, singing, landing, heading the ball in the air and jumping around the venue are pieces of cake for them. The aquashow they performed together with the trainers is more amazing.
Miss Betty, the South America sea lion, is the humorist of the sea animal family. Although they are not very good-looking, under the strict training of the trainer, they can bounce the ball, head the ball upside down, play the double ball, perform hip-hop--Thomas, which always make the audience laugh loudly.
The gold trevally (Gnathanodon speciosus) is found in Japan south of the Ryukyu Islands, the Indian Ocean, the Central and Western Pacific, Chinese gold trevally appears in the South China Sea. Because of its striking coloration and beautiful body shape, it is often widely raised as an ornamental fish in the aquarium. When a group of gold trevally swim in the water, the spectacular scene often makes people linger. Gold trevally often likes to follow the migration of large fish, also follows the divers, so it is called “navigator”. Whenever the keeper comes with food, the gold trevally will crowd forward, rolling up a gold storm, which presents a beautiful performance, letting visitors feel the magical charm of the sea.
There is a mermaid fairy tale in everyone’s heart. Meeting the mermaid, the daughter of the sea, is the dream of many people in childhood. The mermaid show brings fairy tales to the sea world. In the blue water, a few beautiful and elegant colored figures in the colorful fish school slowly dive down from the water and appear in front of the audience. The elegant and graceful mermaids swim lightly in the sea, sometimes turn their beautiful “fishtails” to face the audience, wave their arms and draw a heart-shaped pattern with bubbles, as if telling the legend of the sea, bringing the audience into the mysterious sea world.
The children’s show Ne Zha is a collaboration between Qujiang Polar Ocean Park and Xi’an Children’s Art Theater based on the classic Chinese fairy tale Ne Zha Conquers the Dragon King. On the basis of respecting the original, we made a reasonable adaptation and innovation. In terms of plot, it weakens the vengeful mood in the original work and some violent scenes which are not suitable for modern children to watch. Instead, we use an exaggerated and humorous performance form to present the ancient story to suit the modern stage aesthetic. At the same time, in order to show the splendid dramatic scenes of the fairy tale, we use a lot of high-tech stage equipment and diversified forms of stage performance, integrating acrobatics, martial arts, wiya, puppets, music, dance, special effects, video and other means to strengthen the stage effect, and strive to present the ancient story with new ideas.
White belly, black clothes, walk wadding, so lovely, this is the penguin! They are super attractive. The Magellanic penguins you see here have two complete black rings on their chest. Their head is black and there is a white broad band extending from the back of eyes to near the lower jaw, which is also their symbol .
Magellanic penguins are mainly found in the islands off the southern tip of South America and were first discovered by the famous navigator Magellan in 1519. The scientists later named the penguin after him.
Magellanic penguins are social animals that can drink the water directly and drain the salt of the water through their body glands. They have no special preference for predation, and mainly feed on fish, shrimp, and crustaceans.
Otters living in the Ocean Aquarium, near the water, like to live alone. They have shiny fur. They are good swimmers and strong enough to move 60 Kg rocks. They like to sleep during the day and come out at night. You can get up close with the otters, and observe their daily life and their cute looks of frolicking with the trainers above and under the water.