Upon leaving our sunken shipwreck display walk out into the first of our gigantic botanical houses home to an array of plant species and this zones spectacular centrepiece display, the Bay of Rays.
The enormous 60,000 litre sea bed display is home to several species of Ray and marine life including wrasse and gurnard some of which are amongst the most threatened in our planets oceans.
A multi level walkway takes visitors on a pathway around the display allowing a unique Birdseye view on some of the most popular marine animals in our aquarium.
The Bay of Rays also hosts some of our talks and feeds with the emphasis being the global conservation for the spectacular rays.