Celebrate World Animal Day with Guardians of the S.E.A.A.
Learn about otters, manta rays and upcycling everyday materials.
American Paddlefish: living fossils that appeared before the dinosaurs
Fossil records date their first appearance to around 300 million years ago.
Guardians of the S.E.A.A. cleared 117.5kg of trash at final beach cleanup of 2018
72 volunteers helped make a difference for the ocean.
Vampire Fish: one of the world’s scariest freshwater predators
It has 5cm long teeth and preys on piranhas.
Guardians of the S.E.A.A. promotes ‘No Straw Day’ at Fern Green Primary School
We conducted a special outreach programme for 240 Primary One students.
250 pre-school educators and family celebrated Teacher’s Day at Resorts World Sentosa
A special event in appreciation of the dedication and achievements of early childhood educators.
Bumphead Parrotfish: the head butting, sand pooping fish with beak-like teeth
It can even change sex when the need arises.
Elephant fish: the ghost shark that’s neither ghost nor shark
This deep-sea dweller also has a trunk-like snout and prey-crushing teeth.
Science in the S.E.A.A.: Dr Giana Gomes unveiled marine secrets with eDNA, demonstrated DNA extraction
Kids even learnt how to extract DNA.
New Ocean Dreams: aquarium sleepover enhanced with marine life moments
Our popular sleepover programme has been newly enhanced with even more exciting content.