An aquarium has been slammed ... out to be a giant pretend fish. One person wrote in a scathing review: "The park isn't big enough, even the whale shark is artificial. By 3pm, people were already ...

Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the water park: A Chinese aquarium was ripped ... s star attraction, a whale shark, the world’s largest fish, capable of attaining over 60 feet ...

The aquarium defended the decision, citing laws against trading live whale sharks, but visitors remained ... pointing out the poor health of the fish, claiming some displayed signs of white ...

the aquarium reopened on October 1, attracting 100,000 visitors eager to see the world's largest fish. However, excitement quickly turned to disappointment as visitors discovered the 'whale shark ...

VISITORS at an aquarium were ... because live whale sharks are now prohibited from being traded. The whale shark - dubbed Rhincodon typus - is the largest known surviving fish species.

Your support makes all the difference. Aquarium enthusiasts in China were left shocked when they discovered that a much-hyped giant whale shark on display was, in reality, a robot. The Xiaomeisha ...

The robotic Whale Shark ... fish care was not professional enough. “I noticed that some of the fish in the tanks had white spots. “Most people wouldn’t notice, but anyone who’s kept ...

Visitors to a new aquarium in China ... about the fake whale shark. I really want to report and ban this place," one visitor wrote. "Why are they using fake props as fish?" read another review.

Photos of the shark showed joints in the body where parts of the robot had been joined together. On the online review platform Dazhong Dianping, users fl ooded the aquarium’s page with negative ...

ALBAWABA - When Xiaomeisha Sea World in Shenzhen reopened after a five-year renovation, visitors flocked to see its star attraction: a whale shark, the world's largest fish. However, the ...

VISITORS to a new aquarium in ... about the fake whale shark. I really want to report and ban this place,” one visitor wrote. “Why are they using fake props as fish?” read another review.