Wild+Reef+Exhibit

=The Wild Reef=

The wild reef is a marine ecosystem abundant with life. Many animals suround the reef including over two dozen sharks, neapolion wrasse, iridescent coral, Garden eels, sea urchins, parrot fish and more.People who visit are mostly amazed over the dazzling scenery. Explore the underwater gardens and go through the lagoon in this one of a kind exhibit. This habitat is located in the philiphines on Apo Island. One of the many food webs consists of the Queensland Grouper at the top who eats small sharks. The sharks then eat parrotfish who feed on algae. Another web has the Napoleon Wrasse at the top who eats sea urchins and mullusks.Here are five facts about the Wild Reef, There are 4.8 million punds of water in that exhibit, and there are 70 different habitats featuring 500 species. Also, the reef sharks don't eat humans,the main food of this habitat is mainly fish.Finally, the Wild Reef exhibit holds over two dozen sharks.The Wild Reef is located down in the basement at the Shedd Aquarium it is next to the moon jellies.The sharks in the wild reef exhibit weigh over 259 pounds. Their habitat is full of life. Many different kinds of sharks live in the wild reef exhibit. Here are some of the sharks in the wild reef the Blacktip, Reef shark, Whiptail ray,Dragon, Moray eel, and lionfish. The exhibit is huge. Also in the wild reef exhibit it has many fish.

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