The Guadalquivir River, a vital artery of Seville, flows through diverse landscapes, from its headwaters in the Sierra de Cazorla to its marshy delta near the Atlantic Ocean. This riverine journey is beautifully captured within the Seville Aquarium.

Wildlife in the Guadalquivir River Zone:

• Common Carp: These adaptable fish are a common sight in the Guadalquivir River.
  
• Adriatic Sturgeon: The Adriatic sturgeon is a critically endangered species. The aquarium's has made several efforts to conserve this species.

This immersive exhibit transports visitors on a journey across the Atlantic, from the shores of Andalusia to the vibrant ecosystems of the Americas. As you go through this underwater world, you'll encounter a variety of habitats, from sunlit coastal zones to the mysterious depths of the abyss.

Wildlife in the Atlantic Ocean

• European Lobster: A prized delicacy, the European lobster is a formidable predator that roams the Atlantic seabed.
  
• Triggerfish: These colorful fish, with their distinctive dorsal fins, are a common sight in the Atlantic's coral reefs.

This exhibit recreates the humid, vibrant environment of these ecosystems, showcasing some of the most fascinating native species, including colorful reptiles and amphibians.

Wildlife in the rainforest zone

• Green Iguana: A large, arboreal lizard known for its vibrant green coloration.
  
• Cuban Anole: A small, agile lizard that can change color to blend in with its surroundings.
  
• Green Anaconda: One of the largest snakes in the world, the green anaconda is a formidable predator.

The Oceanarium at the Seville Aquarium offers a truly awe-inspiring experience, transporting visitors to the depths of the ocean. With its impressive depth and vast volume of water, this exhibit has some of the largest and most majestic creatures on Earth

Wildlife in the Oceanarium

• Bull Shark: A powerful predator with a wide, rounded snout
  
• Blacktip Shark: Known for its distinctive black tips on its fins.
  
• Loggerhead Sea Turtle: One of the largest sea turtles, it is a critically endangered species.
  
• Guitarfish: A unique fish that resembles a guitar, with a flattened body and a long, whip-like tail, it inhabits sandy and muddy seafloors.

The Indo-Pacific zone at the Seville Aquarium transports visitors to the vibrant coral reefs and mangrove forests of the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Explore the colorful and complex ecosystems of coral reefs, where countless species thrive.

Wildlife in the Indo-Pacific Zone 

• Pot-bellied Sea Horse: A unique and fascinating creature with a distinctive pot-bellied appearance.
  
• Surgeonfish: Known for their vibrant colors and sharp scalpel-like spines.
  
• Lionfish: A venomous fish with distinctive striped fins.
  
• Clownfish: A popular fish, often found living symbiotically with sea anemones.