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Wild About Plymouth: The History of Water

National Marine Aquarium
Rope Walk
Plymouth
Devon
PL4 0LF

Tel: 01752 304774

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Wild About Plymouth: The History of Water

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£7 per person. Booking essential.

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What makes water and why is it so important for life on Earth? Join us at the National Marine Aquarium (NMA) to find out the answer!

Discover more about the planet's most important substance and some of the animals that live in it.

After the event you can explore the NMA and view the 400 different species it looks after.

This event is suitable for families, and children ages 4 upwards.

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