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In the Eye of the Climate

Climate change is real and is experienced every day: as you move through the exhibition, you will discover this phenomenon at its heart.

In the eye of the climate

Visitor Route

Enter

As soon as you enter, you'll be surprised by the view of a house about to fall off a cliff, the striking consequence of coastal erosion!

Living room

The climatic upheavals are a reality and can be experienced on a daily basis here, or in a polar landscape in Greenland or in the forests of South America.

African penguins

Meet Nausicaá's African penguins, born thanks to our conservation programmes. These birds from the other end of the world are suffering from the effects of climate change.
Indeed, changing marine currents are forcing the penguins to swim further and further to find their food.

Immersive experience "In the eye of the climate"

So enter a climate observation teleportation module that will carry you away from the poles to the ocean, from the forest to the town, in a journey around our planet.
This great immersive show consisting of virtual images will take you to the heart of the ongoing upheavals.

Live the immersive and sensory experience

In the eye of the climate

Melting ice caps, rising sea levels, hurricanes, fires… a spectacular journey awaits you

The Ocean Mag

Browse through our Ocean Mag

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The Banggaï cardinalfish, a real superdad!

In order to breed, the male Banggaï cardinalfish recovers the fertilised eggs and stores them in its mouth until they hatch.