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A living reef
The Living Reef exhibit shows more than 40 species of Hawaiian coral, from the shallows to the deeper reef. The aquarium describes it as the largest display of living corals in Hawaiʻi.


Into the open ocean
The Open Ocean exhibit, in the aquarium’s largest tank of 750,000 US gallons, holds more than 50 species of fish with sandbar, gray reef and blacktip reef sharks and Hawaiian broad stingrays. A walkthrough tunnel gives a 360-degree view.
People and the sea
Exhibits on Hawaiians and the sea follow how Native Hawaiians navigated the Pacific by canoe and the stars, and an exhibit titled Kahoʻolawe: History and Healing looks at the island of Kahoʻolawe. In the 3D Sphere, life-size humpback whales fill the dome.


