About: Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo
Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo is located in Flatts Village, Bermuda and lies at the distance of 700 miles to the East of the United States. It was opened in 1926 with the aim to preserve the environment and enhance the growth of tourism.
Inside the main entrance of the building lies the aquarium that has 200 species of fish and invertebrate. The main attracting feature of this is the 140,000 gallon North Rock Exhibit. The Natural history Museum comprises of various geological formations and ecological changes that had occurred with change in time and depicts a clear view of the migration of several species of birds and sea animals. The left side of the museum, includes Harbor Seals and Green Sea turtles. The Bermuda facility is a part of Species Survival Plans namely Golden Lion Tamarin, Oriental Small Clawed Otter, Matschies Tree Kangaroo and Ring-tailed Lemur. Apart from this, it also deals with the population management program for various species such as Hitian spider, Parma Wallaby, Pervosts Squirrel, Galappagos Tortoise and Scarlet Ibis.