Ray Reef
See the rays glide through the water in this open touch pool. You can also learn about rays’ roles in the ocean ecosystems during one of the live educational presentations throughout the day.
Outdoor Ray Exhibit
Interactive Exhibit where you can touch these majestic creatures
Learn fascinating facts about ray species and their role in the marine ecosystem during one of the Ray Reef Educational Talk
Prawns are used in feeding stingrays. People with shellfish allergies should avoid direct contact. Please see the Ray Reef team at the kiosk to confirm what fish species may be present.
Quick Facts
Conservation Status
Approximately 25% of species are Threatened or Near Threatened.
Number of Ray Species
There are over 550 species of rays found around the world!
Habitats
From shallow marine waters to depths below 200m - often over sandy bottoms, coral reefs, and coastal mudflats.
Learn about Rays
Ray Reef Feeding
Discover the true nature of these amazing animals as you feed* and observe these wonderful creatures in a truly interactive and education exhibit. *Not included in Sea World admission.
Discover the true nature of these amazing animals as you feed* and observe these wonderful creatures in a truly interactive and education exhibit. *Not included in Sea World admission.
Ray Reef Feeding
Discover the true nature of these amazing animals as you feed* and observe these wonderful creatures in a truly interactive and education exhibit. *Not included in Sea World admission.
Discover the true nature of these amazing animals as you feed* and observe these wonderful creatures in a truly interactive and education exhibit. *Not included in Sea World admission.
Exhibit Location
Ray Reef
Located in the centre of the park, head through the Plaza and Ray Reef is on right hand side, opposite Polar Bear Shores.
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