Shark Bay

Explore the underwater worlds Shark Bay. See majestic marine life after dark and enjoy a rare opportunity to connect with these incredible creatures of the deep when they are most active.

Precinct

Experience the magic of Shark Bay at night

Be amazed by the magical display of tropical fish, rays and other bottom-dwellers

Come face to face with impressive sharks

Two-level exhibit with incredible viewing, both topside and underwater

A family of four watches large stingrays and fish swimming in an aquarium tank, silhouetted against the bright blue water.

Quick Facts

Sharks

• Species: Approximately 500+ worldwide • Conservation Status: 35%+ (37%) classified as threatened with extinction • Habitat: All climates - from shallow waters to depths beyond 1000m • Diet: Carnivorous • Did You Know? Sharks never run out of teeth - they grow new rows throughout their lives!

Various colorful fish swim around a coral reef in a clear blue underwater scene.

Tropical Fish at Sea World

• Species: 250+ including, Clown triggerfish, and Blue tang • Conservation Status: Clown triggerfish – Least concern • Habitat: Sub-tropical to tropical reef and coastal waters • Fun Fact: Shark Bay’s Reef Lagoon is inspired by the Great Barrier Reef, home to 1,500+ fish species

Turtles

• Species: 7 worldwide (6 found in Australian waters) • Conservation Status: All species are considered threatened • Habitat: Open water, reefs, coastal areas, and nesting beaches • Diet: Varies by species – carnivorous, herbivorous, or omnivorous • At Sea World: Green turtle & Loggerhead turtle

Learn More about Sharks

An aquarium employee speaks into a microphone in front of a large tank with various fish and rays, while visitors observe.

Shark Bay Educational Talk

Visit Shark Bay to learn more about tropical fish, rays and other bottom-dwellers in the stunning tropical reef lagoon! The talk will be hosted down in the Underwater Viewing Gallery

Shark Bay

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