What is Sea Monsters Revealed?
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An immersive and interactive experience, Sea Monsters Revealed is the most comprehensive exhibition ever created on the deep sea. The Exhibition’s passionate expression of the oceans is the result of a robust partnership between KRE8 360, BASE Entertainment, Mote Marine Laboratory, MacGillivray Freeman Films, and The Cascade Game Foundry. This collaboration delivers an exhibition that is rich in science, technology, history and interactive elements.
Like the human anatomy exhibits that now circle the globe, Sea Monsters Revealed uses the revolutionary polymer preservation technique commonly known as plastination to bring the world’s largest sea animals onto dry land for an up close and personal look at the most mysterious creatures the deep sea has to offer.
The Visitor Experience
Visitors will not only see the outside, but they will see the inside of the most elusive aquatic life ever discovered, including a 6-foot-wide Manta Ray, a 15-foot-long Mako Shark, an 18-foot-long, 3,000 pound Whale Shark, a complete set of Megalodon teeth and one of the world’s largest Giant Squids. All specimens in the Exhibition are authentic stunning examples of the mysteries that lie beyond our shores.
More than 18 full-body sea creatures are on display along with more than 150 individual organs and smaller specimens that define the life of the sea. These deep sea specimens are set in a multi-sensory context unlike any other traveling exhibition. The exhibition’s theatrical and scenic elements complete its comprehensive approach to revealing the mysteries of the deep. Featuring immersive sets, mechanical and digital interactives and the largest traveling introductory theater, the exhibition truly transcends the museum walls and places visitors in the ocean environment where they become explorers of the mystery and majesty of the sea while making them aware of the ocean’s constant need for our care and attention.
KRE8 360’s creation and implementation of Sea Monsters Revealed was prepared for Base Entertainment’s Sea Monsters Exhibit. Images of this exhibit can be found throughout this website.
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