The first baby whitetip reef shark born at our aquarium in two yearsIt has been released to the public! Currently, the parent and child are on display in the "Sharks of the World" tank.

The whitetip reef shark is a shark of the Carcharhinidae family that inhabits warm waters such as the coral reefs of the Pacific Ocean. On August 2024, 8, a mother shark gave birth to four young fish measuring approximately 19 cm in length in the backyard, marking the second successful breeding event at the aquarium. On the second day after birth, the young fish were confirmed to be in a stable condition, such as eating food (such as fillets of horse mackerel) given by the zookeeper, so they were exhibited in the aquarium's exhibition tank, "Shark Sea 68." They were then moved to the "Sharks of the World" tank, where the parent shark also lives, and visitors can now see them swimming together.

Additionally, the "Sharks of the World" tank is also exhibiting the aquarium's first breeding whitetip reef shark, born in 2022. You can see it growing big and healthy and swimming alongside its parent shark.

*Exhibits may change or be canceled depending on the condition of the creatures.Please note.