THE ESSENTIAL FOUNDATION OF TROPICAL MARINE LIFE
Long called “flower animal”, “stone tree” or “sensitive plant”, the coral is a marine animal that lives in colonies with other individuals of its species. Together, they form true oases of life: the coral reefs. These are home to over 4,000 species of fish and thousands of plants and animals of different shapes and colours. 30% of marine biodiversity is found in them, even though they represent only 0.2% of the oceans!
DISCOVERING A RICH AND COMPLEX ECOSYSTEM
Open your eyes (and ears) wide!
Accompanied by an animator, dive into the universe of this tiny animal present in geological layers over 400 million years old…
How does it feed? Who are its predators? What is its role for humanity? How to protect it? Meet us in the Conference Room to find all the answers to your questions during this interactive and participative animation.
A LOOK at the activity
Timetable
Temporarily unavailable
DURATION
15 minutes
Go directly to the Conference Room on the ground floor of the Museum.
RDV at the Museum’s ground floor
Useful information on Covid-19
Sanitary measures are put in place to ensure the smooth running of the event:
A distance of 1.5 meters is mandatory between each participant.
From the age of 5, each visitor must wear a mask throughout their visit to the Museum. If you forget, you can buy them on the spot.
