Aquarium Finisterrae

Aquarium Finisterrae is an aquarium situated in A Coruna. It is an interactive centre of the sciences of marine biology, oceanography, and the sea in general. It attempts to advance finding out about the sea and to instruct individuals to be all the more minding toward marine life. Made by the City of A Coruna, it was introduced June 5, 1999. It is coordinated, similar to alternate exhibition halls in A Coruna by Ramon Nunez Centella, and its goal is to teach individuals about the ocean, giving careful consideration to the biological systems of the Galician drift. Its specialized chief is Francisco Franco del Amo.

Besides its pools and aquaria, it has components of an exhibition hall and permits encounters, for example, contacting star fish and turbots and realizing where ruler prawn live. The biggest of the aquaria is the Atlantic Ocean article room. Every one of the modules has an inquiry as its title which was chosen by the perusers of the daily paper La Voz de Galicia before the aquarium's initiation. The five aquaria of the best volume are discovered isolated from whatever remains of the room by steps. Every single one of them speaks to an alternate domain of the Galician drift, from the bluffs to the mainland rack. In these, in addition to other things, are morays, congers, lophii, groupers, Scorpaenae, and fish of San Pedro.