Nintendo is collaborating with Sea Life UK to tour an interactive, live Animal Crossing: New Horizons experience. The event will allow guests to "discover incredible marine life alongside some of ...

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Nintendo UK and Sea Life UK have teamed up to create a live interactive experience allowing visitors to explore the marine life in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. With a tour guide to lead the way, ...

A number of Sea Life aquariums will be hosting Animal Crossing-themed events over the next few months. The events will kick off at Sea Life Manchester in February before visiting Birmingham ...

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Great Yarmouth families can get half-price tickets to Sea Life Centres for a limited time only. Locals with NR or IP postcodes can save 50pc on tickets for up to five people. The sale, which runs ...

anemones and other animals for sea fans, a type of coral. The players’ findings will retrain the AI to correctly identify those organisms. The images of marine life that AI-enabled robots gather ...

During the 1980s and 1990s, Ghanaian artists created vibrant hand-painted movie posters to promote Hollywood blockbuster films. These posters served as promotional material for mobile cinemas that ...

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