Blå planeten COPENHAGEN DENMARK
Den Blå Planet is a combined saltwater and freshwater aquarium outside Copenhagen in Denmark, with roughly 20,000 fish spread over 53 aquariums.[2] The aquarium opened in March 2013.[3] Den Blå Planet has replaced Denmark's Aquarium, which was founded in the 1930s in Charlottenlund and closed in November 2012.[4] The new facility is located on the island of Amager's east coast[5] in Kastrup, Tårnby municipality.

The largest of the aquariums is 7–8 meters deep and through this runs a passage for visitors. The visitors are thus &quot;inside the aquarium&quot; and can study the fish from all sides. Another of the larger aquariums (for cold salt water) is &quot;outdoors for the fish&quot;, and here you can, among other things, study swimming ducks from below. There is also a special section for poisonous fish. In addition to the beautiful but poisonous dragon fish, which are not entirely unusual in the aquarium hobby, there is also the fugu fish popular in Japan. There are also seals, jellyfish, and several species of shark and ray.

The difference between school-dwelling fish and bottom-dwelling, territory-claiming fish is demonstrated with piranhas and catfish respectively. The electric eel mentioned from the time in Charlottenlund is also still there. For those interested in cichlids, there is also a special section for these aquarium fish. Also crocodiles, other reptiles and various amphibians, as well as tropical snakes can be studied.
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