Exhibition “We must save the Joba Mena: Investigation in Madagascar” at the Tropical Aquarium
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A fascinating and exceptional epic discovery of an endangered freshwater fish, the Joba Mena: this is what this unique immersive exhibition invites us to experience. Combining both play and science, it invites us to discover the history of this emblematic fish of Madagascar. During an exciting educational visit, let's transform ourselves into explorers and relive together the formidable expedition led by the scientists and inhabitants of Madagascar, in order to discover all the secrets of this endangered species. Through an impressive scenography, including comic book settings, a desperate quest awaits us to preserve and revive the species. Suitable for young and old, this exhibition is also an invitation to question the consequences of deforestation and global warming as well as the solutions put in place to save the planet.
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