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Educational Marine Touch Tanks

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Utilizing a unique 3D platform, our Educational Touch Tanks are extremely effective in teaching marine science.

The Touch Tanks are very easy to maintain and are designed and constructed to last 15 to 20 years. Or, as we like to say, a generation of students.

Touch Tanks are Child-friendly, Student- friendly and Teacher-friendly. The Touch Tank’s mobile design allows educators and exhibitors to recreate life in the sea to a remarkable degree of accuracy.

As such, our Touch Tanks are rapidly becoming one of the most popular and effective marine science educational tools in our schools and environmental museums today.

By bringing a marine environment into classrooms or museums, students of all ages can experience the beauty and magic of the earth's eco-systems and discover the complexity of the symbiotic relationships that help keep the earth's environment in balance. Students are encouraged to explore all of animals in the tank and experience, first-hand, the wonder of nature.

This eco-system  is as close to mother nature as you can possibly achieve without actually being there. The environment in the Touch Tank provides a very healthy living conditions for crabs, oysters, sea cucumbers, sea stars, sand dollars, periwinkles, mussels, hermit crabs, crayfish or other species that dwell in the shallow waters of lakes, rivers, and coastal waters. Students are able to observe how the animals interact in their own native habitat.

The Touch Tanks employ a natural water filtration system, like that used in our aquariums and lobster tanks. The user-friendly filtration system allows students to take an active role in t
he maintenance and upkeep of the tank, becoming more involved with the overall harmony of a delicate, yet hardy, eco-system.

Students build an awareness of the need to have respect for the environment and all the creatures that live in it.
 
Hence, Educators, Curators and Research Scientists are our Touch Tanks most enthusiastic supporters.

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