A day before we flew off from Tasmania, on 04.04.2019, was spent exploring Launceston. After breakfast, we set out for a leisurely drive along Flinders Street, following the gentle curves of the Tamar River. The morning light shimmered on the water, creating a peaceful and refreshing atmosphere.
Soon, two striking long, rectangular buildings built over the river came into view. Prominent signs announced Seahorse World & Southern Ocean Aquarium and Platypus House. Intrigued, we decided to stop and explore what lay inside.
Inside the aquarium, we were amazed by the sheer number of seahorses displayed up close. Never before had we seen so many of these delicate creatures in one place. Even more memorable was the rare opportunity to gently hold a seahorse in our bare hands under staff supervision - an experience that felt both magical and humbling, and one we will always treasure.
Beyond the seahorses, the aquarium showcased a rich variety of fish and rare marine life from the surrounding waters. Colorful species, fascinating habitats, and informative displays offered us a deeper appreciation of Tasmania’s unique marine ecosystem. It was a wonderful and meaningful way to conclude our journey, leaving us with lasting memories of nature's wonder.
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