The dolphinarium of Tehran’s Milad Tower is the tallest dolphin aquarium in the Middle East.
The technology which simulates seawater movements and ensures adaptability with height has been used in building the aquarium.
It employs new methods to breed sea mammals and organize public displays in keeping with local culture.
The dolphinarium, which sits 700 people, is 60 m in length and 40 m in width and needs 3,000 cubic meters of water a month.
Tehran’s dolphin park puts on display different sea mammals.
Almost all dolphinariums in the world are located in the vicinity of beaches and are directly fed by seawater. In a non-coastal dolphinarium, seawater simulation technology is imperative, because a slight change in formulation of water can cause skin and eye disease and lead to eventual death of the animals.
Images of Tehran’s tallest dolphinarium released by Khabaronline.ir:
