Features
The expansion includes seven new playable species of marine animals, and an additional six habitats.
The new species of animals include the Weddell seal, the harp seal, the Ross seal, the fur seal, the little penguin, the albatross and the grey whale.
The new habitats include the cold water tropical, cold water temperate, cold water tropical ocean, cold water temperate ocean, warm water tropical, warm water temperate, and the warm water ocean.
The expansion pack adds new interactive exhibits that are required to have player's zoo to be completed. These include the Iceberg and Iceberg Chasing exhibits, and the Sea Life exhibit.
Marine Mania also includes new decor and objects that can be used in the new exhibits.
Reception
Marine Mania received mostly positive reviews from critics, as GameSpot's Gavin Long called it "a great expansion, but not the absolute best" and awarded it a score of 9/10. IGN gave the expansion a 9/10, calling it "an excellent expansion" and awarded it an Editor's Choice rating.
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