Aquarium

An aquarium is a transparent container, often made of glass or acrylic, designed to house and display aquatic plants, animals, and ecosystems. It provides a controlled environment that allows people to observe and appreciate marine or freshwater organisms without having to visit natural aquatic habitats. Aquariums can vary in size and complexity, ranging from small fish bowls to large public exhibits. They typically include features like water filtration systems, lighting, heating, and a variety of decorations to create a suitable habitat for the inhabitants. Aquariums can be home to a wide range of aquatic life, including fish, corals, invertebrates, amphibians, and even reptiles. They serve educational, scientific, and recreational purposes, offering opportunities to study aquatic ecosystems, learn about marine life, and provide visual enjoyment and relaxation.