Training/research with seals and porpoises

When the winter is harsh, as it has been this year, it has a big impact on how the water behaves. It is also important for our animals, who have to keep warm at all times. And what about ourselves? How are we doing with the cold? Come inside and experiment a bit yourself with the hot and cold version of the wet element.

Did you know that winter is actually the best time to look for exciting treasures on the beach? The stormy winter weather washes up all kinds of oddities on the beach, just waiting for you to find them. Be guided on your way in what.....

Although fish and shellfish do not eat as often as marine mammals, we feed some of the fish in the aquariums every day. Walk around with our nature guide and see who will have food today.

Come with the nature guide to the stirrup pools and get answers to your questions about the marine animals you can see and feel

Watch as the animals go through their daily training. We start with the seals, who go through different types of exercises depending on the research projects that are relevant on the day. Then it's off to the porpoises in the other pool. There may be researchers, along with the trainers, who work with the animals. It can get a bit more technical - but our guests can ask questions immediately after the research session.

Take the whole family under your arm and come and play along - and learn about the animals of the sea - in Kerteminde's new water laboratory on the city's harbor promenade.....

Watch as the animals go through their daily training. We start with the seals, who go through different types of exercises depending on the research projects that are relevant on the day. Then it's off to the Porpoises in the other pool. There may be researchers, along with the trainers, who work with the animals. It can get a little more technical. And therefore there will often be no presentations. But our guests can ask questions immediately after the research session.

Watch as the animals go through their daily training. We start with the seals, who go through different types of exercises depending on the research projects that are relevant on the day. Then it's off to the Porpoises in the other pool. There may be researchers, along with the trainers, who work with the animals. It can get a little more technical. And therefore there will often be no presentations. But our guests can ask questions immediately after the research session.

Which whales visit Danish waters? How big is a fin whale really? And what happens when whales beach? Satisfy your curiosity about the mysterious world of whales.

Join in when the fish in the aquariums are to be fed, and have an unforgettable experience - maybe you can even help with hand-feeding the crabs. If you dare!

The nature guides train Rokker and other Fish - Come and join :)