2.6 Million Gallons: Building The Largest Mega-Aquarium In Europe | Nausicaá
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Sharks, caimans, tropical fish, sea lions… With its 35,000 seas creatures, Nausicaá attracts 600,000 visitors each year. But today, the aquarium is writing a new page in its history by becoming Europe’s biggest aquarium.
To meet this challenge, the engineers had to build a giant tank, as large as four Olympic swimming pools, and to develop a unique water filtration system, a world first. Each stage of the construction was a technical feat, including welcoming more than 22,000 additional animals, and hammerhead sharks.
From the structure’s architecture to the logistics of breeding thousands of species and bringing in hundreds more from all over the world, this film takes us on an immersive journey into this exceptional project.
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All the water in the aquarium is fully filtered in less than 4 hours?!?! That's probably the most impressive part. It takes me about the same time to do water changes in my tanks 😅
Iui
@Didi Didi 2 55s and 2 30s. Yes fairly small
I know right!!!
That's actually kind of slow 4 hours.
You want multiple turnovers an hour. My 400g system returns over 4000g an hour so the water is "completely filtered" 10 times per hour
@@xLUGUBRIOUSx I'm using a pond pump and buckets my good sir. I don't have that kind of set up lol
I wish more info was given on the filtration system and water changes etc, rather than so much 'race against time' spiel to try and drum up jeopardy and tension. I really don't think viewers give a damn how much time the team have to do something. They just want to see how it is done.
Directors don't have a clue what us clued up folks want to see their all about phony tragedies or racing against some fictitious sea monster , get out of here bloody muppets it's not Top Trumps they must be employing 10 year Olds.
agreed, that was the most intriguing part of the whole thing and they basically did a skim over of how it worked 😟
This. A million times this. I've seen this documentary fifty times about different engineering projects, with only a few of the details switched out. "Oh, you have to make it in 3D with a digital model? Oh my god!"
I'd think it would be more than just a few sand filters, surely they'd have protein skimmers and UV filters and all the rest.
Agreed
As someone who studies architecture and is a die-hard fish-keeping hobbyist, this documentary is gold!
Absolutely fascinating. Incredible what you can achieve when you put smart, capable people together.
are you implying that im not capable? because you're right.
Power is in unity everyone has their special skill when u bring them all together anything is possible
And crap loads of money
Lets do the same and figure out climate change now
@@coneshapedbowl8150 Its caused by the sun and earth orbit variations. Don't be fooled by any narrative or agenda.
What an amazing feat... when you realize the aquarium can be self supporting for 7 weeks in case of oil spills or other natural and unnatural disasters. They left nothing to chance...
Several* weeks. Probably not 7. Thats a long ass time.
@@johnclay14 LMMFAO
Go Gators
I am so impressed. I've now placed this aquarium in France on my bucket list 🇦🇺
check out the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, its like this but 3 times the size, and instead of hold regional records it hold several world records, its cool from a marine standpoint and an engineering standpoint, coolest aquarium in the world
"The equivalent of for Olympic size swimming pool"
Me who doesn't have a slightest idea what's the size of those pools are:
**Nods vigorously*
I was able to do a behind the scenes tour at the Georgia Aquarium. It was truly impressive seeing the 6 million gallon tank in person from the top, its like an indoor lake.
I'm about to go diving in it, I'm so excited!
As a kid my neighbor had a aquarium the size of a backyard pool.. it was full of salamanders and frogs...
@@svenben9868 that sounds amazing wow
I love the Georgia Aquarium a well.
not to flex or anything but the Georgia Aquarium near my house is 3 times the size of the largest tank in this aquarium with 185 tons worth of acrylic viewing windows and 70 miles of piping needed in the building to keep it running, if you ever go to america or if you live nearby its a must see, its cool from an engineering standpoint and a marine biology standpoint
You forgot to mention the Whale Shark!
@@saukyasmith7978 which number is this one? Have they stopped killing them yet?
Poema del Mar in Gran Canaria (Europe) is much bigger and nicer.
guys im not sure but i think this is the largest tank in europe
Hahaha I kept saying that 🤣 biggest bay window in Europe too
A big salute to all the minds working behind this massive project. Simply incredible.
I visited this aquarium quite a few years ago now on a school trip to France. Many of the saltwater species are all in water straight from the sea I believe? It’s one of the best aquariums I’ve ever visited and looks like it’s gotten even better since
What's the best time of the year to go?
Thank you for building it so close to Britain. It is literally a day trip. On a sad note, the last time I saw a Hammerhead up close, it was being shot with a pistol by the skipper of a pleasure fishing boat in Florida.
Rip
What an impressive aquarium, thanks for sharing this video!
Absolutely amazing what good will, intellect and skill can do!!!!
I take my hat off to all the wonderful people involved with this AMAZING PROJECT!!!!! I WILL DEFINITELY BE VISITING THIS AMAZING AQUARIUM!!!
With all that "good will, intellect, and skill"....You'd think instead of filling a new fish tank with millions of gallons of water; they'd be using that "good will, intellect, and skill" and millions of dollars to help build a fresh water pipeline to middle Africa for kids who drink out of a mudbank puddle cause that is what they have. Maybe one day Europe will help. After they have the biggest fish tank in Europe of course.
This has nothing to do with god , those fishes were quite content in their natural habitats, and all those resources came from former colonies and still coming from them why not spend back on Africa and Haiti that France been raping for centuries
Salty
@@dickfitswell3437 that should be chinas responsibility leading manufacturer of the world
@@jazzymars30 with all do respect their “natural habitats” are disappearing at an alarmingly rapid pace due to pollution, global warming, noise pollution etc. So aquariums such as this will be where these beautiful marine life can live the way they unfortunately can not in nature anymore. It’s pretty sad what the world has done to our planet in means of destruction.
Hats off to everyone involved in this construction and maint of such a massive aquarium! Very impressive and vital to the preservation and education of one of our planets largest resources!
I have been to Nausicaä, it was mesmerising! If you're landing in Calais or in the general area I strongly suggest visiting. At only 30 minutes away from Calais by car the detour and visit is very worth it!
Outstanding engineering and team work !!!!
I went to this aquarium last week and it is so worth it!
Uplifting. The smiles of the aquarists indicated their sense of achievement. It should bring smiles to many children's faces. Magnifique!
I love how they said they took sharks from a lagoon and then pointed out they are critically endangered
Sweet mamma what a project. That thing must cost a fortune to operate.
This goes into my must visit list!
I hope you are not related to Francis Ford C. Go visit your aquarium and keep commending the French idiocy. Mankind will never understand what's important and will always prefer money over nature.
>builds one of the most sophisticated aquariums in the world.
>guys carrying sharks in a fishing net running up and down stairs to get to the tank.
I like the idea that makes the whole aquarium seem like the visitor is the exhibit, it eases my mind knowing that the animals there at least have a feeling that they're at home.
The fact that an entire company spend 1 year working 7 days a week to produce just the acrylic panel is impressive and EXPENSIVE 😂
Absolutely stunning! The power of these machines is amazing!
Awesome 😎 documentary I love it 😍 something new to learn about
Its important to model some of these animals from going extinct. It's unfortunate that it had to come to this, rather because some species are in danger of extinction either naturally or because the seas have been so highly over fished due to human encroachment. II can only hope that people become more aware of the plight of these animals, instead of turning a blind eye. We must do everything in our power to save these precious creatures. I salute all those involved in this project to take care of sea life. The hammerhead is already becoming a rarity. Save them all, each species deserves to live on.
You might be right, but it’s a shame we can’t stop polluting the sea so we don’t have to build these to save animals
@@bryanwalker5051 totally agree, that’s what I came here to say
Absolutely breathtaking and amazing. Kudos to all that were involved!
Fill it with beer and put hundreds of of taps on it so everyone can have free beer.
What an amazing video, so informative. I had no idea all the technical work that goes into constructing an aquarium like this!
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Suddenly the new apprentice drops a wrench on the new window destroying it.
Great documentary! I only wish that the actual audio of language was allowed to be heard. Fascinating nonetheless
If you go to the dw France or Germany it probably is. I prefer dubbed for docs so i can be in the kitchen or doing something as i watch/listen
Truly impressive!!! ,,,,,,Damn good job. It's enlightening to see that thoughtful, intelligent, skilled people do exist.
wow, a trophy show of captured animals and tons of water. So Useful.
Magnificent! Who cries over an aquarium? Me. But this isn't just an aquarium. This one transports it's audience. It's magical. It's a beauty.
All that and we didn't get a good look at the final view through the big window with all the fish. Kind of a let down after spending almost 50 minutes.
Great video documentary !! Thank you ;-)
By contrast, the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta has the world's largest aquarium tank with 6.3 million gallons.
Isn't the one in China the biggest?
Two whale sharks
ANIMAL EXPLOITATION AT IT'S BEST. GOOD JOB, EVERY ANIMAL IS IM SURE THRILLED TO BE THERE.
I’m in Minneapolis and our aquarium is a fun walk through one but I really liked the Boston Aquarium with its center tall column with a spiral walkway.
Happy that these creatures are lucky to escape the horrors they were experiencing in the open waters! what a time when home is not home!
Oh please stop with this nonsense.
@@HTHAMMACK1 why, what's wrong?
@@HTHAMMACK1 LoL... imagine putting people in jail on the concept of protecting them from the "horrors" of society.. smh.
@@graphite2786 you are applying human concepts to a shark bruh
Man.. Stuff like this is what magic is as a child, as an adult it is alot of hardwork and education..still magic to most of us lol
Kudos to the truck driver!
24.12.2021.Very good video.Thanks for sharing.
Wow it is so Much Love and Care that Goes into Making these Dream Public Aquarium's for Us the Public
To Enjoy.
"Every day the tank fills up with twelve inches of water."
"After two weeks it's only just reached six feet. The filling up will take six entire weeks."
Someone needs to go back to school.
Must be the "New Math."
im guessing bc its smaller at the bottom
I think you should emphasize the size of the tank 100 times more. Once per minute is not enough.
Impressive aquarium. If you're interested, the largest aquarium in the world is in Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, Zhuhai
"The corals are not plants, but animals."
"See these little brown spots? They're animals!"
*Cuts coral's arm off with scissors*
They cut the structure on which the coral is placed. They do it in a delicate manner. Good job making yourself look stupid
Their big viewing window is like a cinema screen, holy crap, France!
I really appreciate people like all u working hard to safe our environments. Please extend your support to Malaysia as well and other part of the world.
Extremely impressive , well done to all involved from conception to wow mummy look at the shark , you all have done something incredible and necessary.
I'm back for the 15th time to marvel at magnificence. We need more of these feats of science and engineering over war & division.
stunning engineering and design!A masterpiece.
CONGRATULATIONS TO''''''ALL""""WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THIS MORE THAN AMAZING PROJECT!!!!!!....I WAS SPELL BOUND FROM THE VERY ONSET.....TO SEE IT MATERIALISE ON SCREEN WAS , IF I DARE SAY......''LIKE THE CREATION OF THE WORLD'' ....DETAILING EVERY INCH OF THE WAY, AND CARE FOR THE MARINE CREATURES WAS VERY SPECIAL AT THIS POINT IN TIME.
Why not just leave them on the ocean instead of making them aware that you have them in an aqaurium
Silly, they want their fishtank clout. Didn't you hear...biggest fishtank...biggest fishtank window. Jeez
All of this is amazing, there was me thinking I was the daddy having a 400 + ltr tank! My only thing about all this was that I thought there could have been a slightly better setup/design for the distance between lorry to tank transfer...also, where is the pretend treasure chest which releases bubbles every so often?!😁😁
I have 500 gallon tank..
NOSICA: "hold my beer"
That was fun to watch!
You're very cool! Yes, it was fun!
At 9:34 - Claiming that all sea corral will disappear by 2050, oh please.
Awesome that the French are doing this. Much success.
my dudes bell and ross collection was the real star
Great video 👍
Massive engineering feat!
They act like they didn't already have blueprints from around the world to help them figure this out 🤣🤣🤣
French people just learned sarcasm.. now they are stepping up..
My nose is stopped up and I can’t stop thinking of all the time my nose wasn’t stopped up and how ungrateful i was.
WOW. That was amazing. Truly a feat of engineering.
Atlanta aquarium is just like this I remember when it first opened they had almost every salt water animal you could think of plus fresh water including fish from the Amazon.
the french: omg look at this master piece that was impossible to do!!! ATL: Hold my beer.....
haha
cool aquarium and that dude has the coolest port wine stain birthmark I've ever seen. my man rocking the zuko look over here...
amazing ..kudos to the team
Great video! Hope you’re getting properly compensated for the EIGHT ads that played.
Pay for premium and you get ZERO propoganda, I mean ads.
I watched around half of it, then fell asleep, but it looks beautiful and interesting, hopefully I can visit it one day!
Just so awesome and amazing I was stuck to my chair watching this
Imagine they keep sanding the glass every year for like 20 years and then eventually it cracks under the pressure 😅
Aquariums with such high claims earns great expectations!. Fingers crossed
Beautiful 💙🐟
Bravo et chapeau a vous 🙏
correction to 47:24- sharks absolutely have a skeleton, it's just made of cartilage instead of bone like some other vertebrates.
What a tremendous achievement!
….minus all hammerhead sharks that have died in their care….
@@remi_gio Really? Thats bad. But that happens, I have an aquarium and doing everything right time to time something happens, it's nature, you don't have total control.
@@Clodd1 Exactly my point… that’s why I donate to conservation of the ocean instead going to for-profit aquarium. Or I see the sea-life whenever I can. I remember swimming with sea turtles in Mauritius a couple of years ago and it was worth more than any aquarium could ever provide and made me care more about the ocean ;)
this is truly incredible
Wow! This place is Stunning!!!!!
Great documentary!
The baby Hammerheads are beautiful
Lovely. I hope the planners. & builders made it ready for sea level rise.
who else yelled out " i am alexandre bouchez de pruject manageer" everytime his picture came up?
A hanger wouldnt be kept a secret anymore if you put it on youtube lol
I don't know why you didn't explain the size of other tanks. Give us a reference for the other large tanks in the world
A true Engineering Marvel
Fish keepers will say *It's still not big enough for a red tail catfish*
Not trying to kill everyones vibe but all of their hammerheads are now dead :/
This is a great video and sounds impressive... However, less impressive when you find out that all of the hammerheads have since died!
Yep. These larger marine animals aren’t meant to live in tanks. People think it’s fine because the tanks look large to us but these animals swim thousands of kilometers per year. No tank will ever be big enough to keep them truly healthy mentally and physically.
33:02 How is the water forced thru the sand so it is filtered? I imagine if you pipe water thru sand, it just becomes mud.
We have a larger one under us... ;) the Frying Pan Tower! Ok, just kidding! It's really the ocean but we have a live feed camera down there with all the sharks and myriad of sea creatures!
"Sharks do not have a skeleton!" Guess they will have to be reclassified as an Invertebrate then? ;-)
I hear there is a rather large amount of water nearby... Why not use that
Lol
That's an ocean not a controlled environment for viewing.
The title should read How The French Built The Largest Aquatic Prison In Europe.
you mean the drydock channel? yeah good luck with that
@@ChessNoobX stick some buildings under that ocean... Job done
hrmm hammerheads with stingrays, always a good combination.
It is interesting to see how every project that is mostly motivated by profits is packaged then sold as good for saving the planet
People with this mindset make me want to pull my hair out as the architect put it, zoological institutions around the world create a medium to fund and conserve wildlife and do an amazing job caring for and researching the collections under their supervision, and this is the thanks they receive for it.