What is the coldest place in the aquarium auditorium?

The coldest place in an aquarium auditorium is typically the area near the large tanks that house cold-water species, such as polar or deep-sea fish. These tanks are maintained at lower temperatures to replicate the natural habitats of the organisms inside. Additionally, the air circulation and cooling systems focused on these tanks can contribute to a cooler environment nearby. Visitors may notice a distinct chill when standing close to these exhibits.