冲绳美丽海水族馆(Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium)沖繩美ら海水族館
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冲绳美丽海水族馆是在1975年冲绳国际海洋博览会会址（国营冲绳纪念公园-海洋博公园）内设立的一座以“生动展现冲绳的神秘”为主旨的大型水族馆，也是冲绳海洋博览会纪念公园的海洋馆，于2002年11月正式开放。“Churaumi（美ら海）在冲绳方言中是“清澈而美丽的海洋”之意。
冲绳美丽海水族馆馆内共有77个可供观赏的水族箱。主水族箱“黑潮之海”贯穿了水族馆的一、二两层，是世界最大的饲养鲨鱼用的水槽。水族箱的展示窗口高8.2米、宽22.5米、厚60厘米，可以清晰观赏体长达7.5米世界上最大鱼类的鲸鲨在其中游弋和进食的景象。
冲绳美丽海水族馆展示了冲绳神秘莫测的海洋生物世界。可以触摸海星、海参等生活在珊瑚礁中的海洋生物，也可以在剧场欣赏展示冲绳从海岸到远海中生活着的各种生物和生态系统、揭示冲绳人和海洋之间联系的影片。珊瑚之海波光粼粼，蕴含800多个珊瑚种群。
黑潮之海中游弋着全世界最大的鱼类：鲸鲨，还有全球第一条成功人工培养的前口蝠鱝。此外，深层之海再现冲绳的神秘深海世界，进一步体验冲绳海的魅力。（百度百科）
The Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium is a large-scale aquarium set up at the site of the Okinawa International Ocean Expo in 1975 (Okinawa State-owned Okinawa Memorial Park-Ocean Expo Park) with the theme of “showing the mystery of Okinawa vividly”. It is also the Okinawa Ocean Expo Memorial Park. The aquarium was officially opened in November 2002. “Churaumi (美ら海) means “clear and beautiful ocean” in the Okinawa dialect.
There are 77 aquariums for viewing in the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium. The main aquarium “Kuroshio Sea” runs through the first and second floors of the aquarium and is the world’s largest shark breeding tank. The display window of the aquarium is 8.2 meters high, 22.5 meters wide, and 60 centimeters thick. It can clearly watch the whale shark, the world’s largest fish, which is 7.5 meters long, cruising and eating.
Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium displays the mysterious world of marine life in Okinawa. You can touch marine creatures living in coral reefs, such as starfish and sea cucumbers. You can also enjoy movies that show the various creatures and ecosystems that live in Okinawa from the coast to the distant sea, and reveal the connection between Okinawa people and the ocean. The Coral Sea is shimmering and contains more than 800 coral populations.
The largest fish in the world swims in the Kuroshio Sea: whale shark, and the world’s first manta ray successfully cultivated. In addition, the deep sea reproduces the mysterious deep-sea world of Okinawa, further experiencing the charm of the Okinawa sea. (Baidu Encyclopedia)
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