To be able to see a shark up close and notice details such as its strong jaw, its gaze and its robust body is an impressive experience. Although it is one of the most important predators in the oceans, it is actually a stigmatised species in film and literature that rarely attacks humans, basically because we are not part of its diet.

The different sharks live in total harmony with other animal species, dispelling their myth of being a dangerous species. Every day, visitors to Palma Aquarium can see our divers feeding them in total tranquillity alongside other species such as rays, corvinas, groupers, amberjacks and remoras.

The sensation of being part of this natural scene is total, not only because of the large dimensions of the Big Blue. The reflection of the natural openings of the sunlight and the wandering sharks radiate a true sense of the depths of the ocean.