Oceanium - Odense Zoo (Manatee & Penguin House) - Full Tour (DK+ ENG) 4K

Dansk (DK) English below the Danish part Oceanium blev officielt indviet i 2001. Med en pris på 60 millioner danske kroner (over 8 millioner euro) var det på det tidspunkt det største og dyreste byggeprojekt i alle danske zoologiske havers historie. Konceptet med at vise de ekstreme klimaforskelle i Sydamerika under ét tag var på det tidspunkt meget banebrydende. Oceanium huser en mangfoldig samling af sydamerikanske dyrearter, fordelt på den tropiske Amazonas-zone og den iskolde subantarktiske zone. De vigtigste beboere i de enkelte levesteder er: Den tropiske regnskov (Amazonas) Caribiske manater (havkøer): Kompleksets absolutte hovedattraktion. De svømmer i et kæmpe undervandsbassin, der efterligner en tropisk flod. -- - Aber: Forskellige små abearter, herunder krageaber og dværgmarmosetter (pygmy marmosets). Kæmpeslanger og krybdyr: Den grønne anakonda (verdens tungeste slange) og bredsnudede kaimaner. Fugle: Fritflyvende tropiske fugle såsom den røde ibis og den sorte mesbek . Fisk: Store tropiske ferskvandsfisk, herunder den gigantiske arapaima og den sølvfarvede arowana. Dovendyr: De kendte, langsomme tofingrede dovendyr, der hænger højt oppe i træerne Det subantarktiske klima (Sydpolen) Pingviner: I den iskolde zone lever en stor koloni af gentoo-pingviner, springpingviner og kongepingviner. Man kan se dem både på isen og svømme under vandet gennem en stor glasvæg. Oversat med deepl.com, fordi mit dansk er meget dårligt English The Oceanium officially opened in 2001. At a cost of 60 million Danish kroner (over 8 million euros), it was, at the time, the largest and most expensive construction project in the history of all Danish zoos. The concept of showcasing South America’s extreme climatic variations under one roof was highly innovative at the time. Oceanium is home to a diverse collection of South American animal species, divided between the tropical Amazon zone and the freezing sub-Antarctic zone. The main inhabitants of each habitat are: The tropical rainforest (Amazon): Caribbean manatees (sea cows): The complex’s absolute main attraction. They swim in a huge underwater tank that mimics a tropical river. -- - Monkeys: Various small monkey species, including squirrel monkeys and pygmy marmosets. Giant snakes and reptiles: The green anaconda (the world’s heaviest snake) and broad-snouted caimans. Birds: Free-flying tropical birds such as the scarlet ibis and the black curassow. Fish: Large tropical freshwater fish, including the giant arapaima and the silver arowana. Sloths: The well-known, slow-moving two-toed sloths that hang high up in the trees The sub-Antarctic climate (South Pole) Penguins: In this freezing zone lives a large colony of gentoo penguins,Northern rockhoppers and king penguins. You can see them both on the ice and swimming underwater through a large glass wall. Important note In this video, AI was used only for the thumbnail. The video footage itself is 100% real, filmed by Gilles Delhaye, with no AI-generated or AI-altered footage.