# AquaFoz Aquarium Reveals Iguassu's Aquatic Biodiversity

> AquaFoz aquarium in Foz do Iguaçu showcases 300 species across 3 floors to reveal Brazil's aquatic ecosystems near Iguaçu National Park.
- Title: AquaFoz Aquarium Reveals Iguassu's Aquatic Biodiversity
- Summary: AquaFoz aquarium in Foz do Iguaçu showcases 300 species across 3 floors to reveal Brazil's aquatic ecosystems near Iguaçu National Park. AquaFoz aquarium…
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- Source: Financialpost — https://financialpost.com/globe-newswire/aquafoz-offers-a-new-perspective-on-iguassu-through-its-aquatic-biodiversity
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## AquaFoz Aquarium Launch
AquaFoz aquarium near Iguaçu National Park combines immersive experiences with environmental education and conservation.
## Aquatic Biodiversity Focus
Countless travelers visit Iguassu Falls but the region's natural heritage extends beyond its iconic waterfalls to aquatic ecosystems.
## 300 Species Display
AquaFoz showcases approximately 300 species across three floors with 23,000 square meters of built area and 3.3 million liters of water.
## Location Details
Located along Cataratas Avenue near Iguaçu National Park and next to Parque das Aves, AquaFoz expands nature-based tourism in Foz do Iguaçu.
## River Ecosystems
The Iguaçu River environment introduces aquatic biodiversity along its course, while the Paraná River highlights South America's major river system.
## Species Examples
AquaFoz features Iguaçu surubim catfish, dourado, freshwater stingrays, and Amazonian marine species for visitor observation.
## Conservation Impact
AquaFoz connects tourism with education and conservation to protect aquatic environments through visitor engagement.
## Key takeaway

AquaFoz aquarium near Iguaçu National Park displays 300 aquatic species to educate visitors on Brazil's river and ocean ecosystems.