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seaquarium|siˈːkwɛərɪəm|
Pl. seaˈquaria.
[f. sea n. + aquarium.]
An aquarium for large marine animals.
1955Travel Dec. 54/2 On the other side of the Sunshine State, at Miami Beach, a new $2,000,000 Seaquarium features giant fishbowls of what is probably the largest collection of tropical marine life in the world. 1959Listener 30 July 186/1 A diver feeding dolphins in the Miami Seaquarium, Florida. 1962New Scientist 15 Mar. 607/2 The great natural aquaria (or seaquaria or oceanaria) in Florida and California. 1969Daily Tel. 24 Apr. 16/3 The seaquarium's Manatee tank is only five feet deep. 1978New York 3 Apr. 74 Come bask in the warmth of exotic..Sonesta Beach Hotel & Tennis Club... Room with private balcony. Admission to the Seaquarium and Crandon Park Zoo. 1982Times 21 Jan. 4/5 The three Clacton whales were kept in Iceland in a ‘seaquarium’. |