The sizable sea-celebrating space will replace the 'Hall of Fishes' at the La Jolla destination.
Living Seas, a"reimagined exhibition," opens at the Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego in 2025The timeless tumble of the tides? Call it a constant feature of the Big Blue, something as predictable, though still wondrous, as the moonrise or sunset. But the concepts of movement, flow, and change happen on land, too, including at those lauded locations that celebrate the science and splendor of the ocean.
Keepers will begin moving some of the animals, including the Giant Pacific Octopus, to behind-the-scenes habitats Sept. 3, while the renovations will launch Sept. 29. Visitors will be invited to contribute memories of the hall in the coming days, on select dates.
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