Every Sunday during the summer vacation, you can learn about the training of porpoises. At times, it can almost look like our animal trainers are talking to the animals. But neither seals nor porpoises can speak human languages. So how have they learned to participate in complex research projects? You can learn about this every Sunday during the summer vacation. Maybe you can even take home some good tricks on how to train your children to empty the dishwasher, or how to train parents to give more Friday sweets.

Every Wednesday and Saturday during the holidays, you can learn more about mussels. Down on the seabed, between two beautiful shells, the mussels live a rather quiet life. But a quiet mussel life is actually quite fascinating. Stop by...

Who can catch the most crabs in the water lab? Get your own fishing rod and see how many crabs you can catch before time runs out... maybe you'll be the lucky winner. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

Who can catch the most crabs in water lab?? Get your own fishing rod and see how many crabs you can catch before time runs out...maybe you'll be the lucky winner

Monday, every week during the summer vacation, we take a closer look at one of the sea's fascinating creatures. Come and ask your best questions, and learn more about the lives lived beneath the ocean surface.

Every Tuesday during the summer vacation, you can learn a lot about the underwater plant life of the sea. There are the most beautiful plants on the seabed. Some sway gracefully in the currents, others are true climate heroes, and several of them are actually edible. Marine plants have many aspects, so stop by and hear about the fantastic plant life of the sea.

Every Wednesday and Saturday during the summer vacation, there's a quiz! Bring your best quiz buddy along and join us for a fun quiz about marine life. Of course, there are cool prizes up for grabs.

Sharks are the top predators of the sea. Every Thursday during the summer vacation, we delve into learning about the peculiar senses of sharks, which have placed them at the very top of the food chain.

Although fish and shellfish do not eat as frequently as marine mammals, we feed some of the fish in the aquariums every day. Join the nature guide for a tour and see who will be fed 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

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.

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.....