Welcome to the Mijbil Almutawa Aquarium
Mijbil Almutawa Aquarium at TSCK. Explore our various exhibits and learn about our diverse ecosystems. A journey of discovery through three diverse environments, showcasing their flora and fauna, habitat, or wildlife. Trek through Desert caves, witness the wonder of the joining between land and sea in the Coastal Edge, or dive into Kuwait’s largest Marine tank, featuring a multitude of sharks, both large and small, as well as sea turtles, coral, and hundreds of other species.
Our Desert Residents
The Desert Sand Cat
These amazing jumpers are part of our breeding and release program.
Gyr Falcon
She was rescued over ten years ago, and has taken her position as one of the top predators in our team.
African Spurred Tortoise
These tortoises are perfectly designed to survive the hot desert climate, and you can see them on display at our aquarium.
Pharaoh Eagle Owl
It is one of the largest species of owl, and females can grow to a total length of 75 cm.
Arabian Fox
Also known as red fox, they communicate through a series of vocalizations, including barks and howl.
Slow Loris
Found in Southeast Asia and bordering areas.
Dhub Lizard
Some Uromastyx lizards have surpassed 30 years in age
Sand Viper
If threatened, they may assume a C-shaped posture and rapidly rub their coils together.
Our Coastal Residents
Our Coastal Residents
African Penguin
The average lifespan of an African penguin is 10 to 27 years in the wild and can live up to 30 in captivity.
Green Iguana
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Hammour
This fish has very few teeth, mean they don’t chew but swallow prey in a single, powerful bite.
Hedgehog
An adult hedgehog has about 5000 spines on its body, each being two or three centimeters long with needle sharp point.
Cichlid
They are among some of the most intelligent freshwater fish species
Boa Constrictor
Captive life expectancy is 20 to 30 years, with rare accounts over 40 years.
Eurasian Griffon Vulture
They have a wingspan of 2.3 to 2.8 meters and can weigh over 19 kilograms.
River Otter
Eats fish, crustaceans, clams, small mammals and amphibians, birds, eggs, insects, worms, and a small amount of vegetation.
Our Marine Residents
Divers
Divers in TSCK tank feeding the sharks and fish. Part of their job is to keeping the fish healthy.
Sand Tiger Shark
The only shark known to come to the surface and gulp air. The air allows them to stay motionless in the water.
Cuttlefish
Despite their name, cuttlefish are not fish, but intelligent invertebrates related to octopus, squid, and nautilus.
Longfin Banner Fish
Its long, flowing dorsal fin gives it an elegant appearance. Usually swim in pairs or school exploring the reef.
Banggai Cardinalfish
A paternal mouth brooder, which means they care for their young from inside their mouth.
Koi Fish
These fish are thought to be able to recognize the faces of the people to come and visit them.
Moon Jellyfish
Found in the tropical waters of the ocean and are known for their beautiful appearance.
Clown Fish
All clownfish are born male, the largest in the group can develop female reproductive organs as they mature.
Our Conservation Programs
We are committed to protecting and preserving our planet’s natural resources, wildlife, and ecosystems for future generations. Our Conservation Programs are designed to address critical environmental challenges through innovative solutions, community engagement, and sustainable practices.