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SEA LIFE Michigan will be bringing ocean creatures to the Great Lakes with this brand new aquatic center located in Auburn Hills, Michigan (a half hour drive north of downtown Detroit on Interstate 75) when it opens in the Spring of 2015. Visitors will have face-to-face access to 5,000 sea creatures from a diverse 250 species in interactive, engaging themed environments. Also based upon its unique location within the Great Lakes State, this new aquarium will feature a custom designed Fresh Water exhibit area showcasing creatures native to Michigan's waterways.
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The highlight of a visit to SEA LIFE Michigan will be its variety of displays showing creatures from the sea. Themed exhibits will include Shark Shipwreck (A display featuring sharks, puffer fish, other tropical sea creatures), Coral Reef, Stingray Bay, and Seahorse Mangrove. There will also be touchpools for hands on experiences, an ocean tank, a life-like harbor and other fun educational and entertaining features.
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SEA LIFE Michigan is operated by UK-based Merlin Entertainments and will be the company's 7th SEA LIFE center within the United States. In addition to entertaining visitors, the company also hopes people will take away an appreciation of sea creatures and understanding of the harmful impact humans can have on aquatic environments. The SEA LIFE centers work to assist with conservation through its "Breed Rescue Protect" branding and programs.
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Whether you live in the Metro Detroit area or are coming into town for a family visit, vacation or business trip, SEA LIFE Michigan looks to be a not to be missed experience coming to the Great Lakes region of the United States and Canada. Our family will absolutely be going when this new facility opens up in 2015!
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DISCLAIMER: A Geek Daddy Blog received a press release and photographs from SEA LIFE Michigan promoting the opening of this new aquarium utilized in this blog post.
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