ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月29日 05時26分

The @NYAquarium’s latest addition, “Ocean Wonders: Sharks!,” finally opens this weekend, 6 years after Hurricane Sandy ravaged the campus. Inside, the exhibit features 115 species, including 18 #sharks and rays, sharing 784,000 gallons of water. This new portion of the #Aquarium offers significant architectural changes as well. Now, there are rooftop and boardwalk views of the ocean. The overall effect gives the Aquarium a more welcoming presence. For years, the institution’s 14-acre campus hid behind a wall, turning its back to the beach. You couldn’t see the Atlantic. Then the Atlantic came to the Aquarium with Sandy. The seawater surged through vents and ducts, swamping basements and knocking out electricity and mechanical equipment, including all the pumps and emergency generators that kept the 12,000 or so fish and marine mammals alive. A heroic effort by the Aquarium salvaged 85% of the collection. The storm hit just days before ground was to have been broken on “Ocean Wonders.” Today, much of the campus is still years from reopening, but the shark display is finally completed. @samuelhodgson took this photo of a shark and other fish in the Aquarium’s new exhibit. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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