S.E.A Aquarium

Whoops! My working place gave out free S.E.A Aquarium tickets to the staff (I got one of course!) and we could get extra tickets with special discount. It's the world largest aquarium and you can now get your ticket at HERE.

Well I always love nature (yea?) and this is a really cool experience to look at the beautiful creations in the sea. I mean, they were just one glass wall away from me. They are just pure amazing and awesome. :D

Noah's Ark? This was taken outside the aquarium. There was a museum thingy before we entered.

Yay here we are!

These 3 were lying on the ground... I thought sharks swim all the time?

Sharks tank!

Creepy photobomb...

I like this touching pool they have. There is this guy who does the briefing at the pool. One bad thing is he can't watch over a big crowd. My mom saw a kid threw something back in the pool after he grabbed it up. The guy was like "Oh no don't do that!". Anyway I touched the starfish, which felt like kiwi fruit... Also a baby shark which skin is smooth like tofu. (Yer I relate everything to food.)

One more incident at the pool. My mom heard this lady saying something like this:"Why touch all these fake plastics?!". Lady, those are not fake plastics. Well you did see the baby sharks and all. Starfishes don't move that much, but they are real too.

There's a touching pool which is cool!

My favourite creature of the day -- some kind of squid. It's pretty!

Giant crabs! (Well I call them crabs)

Emperor nautilus

Jellyfish!

It's really creepy if I were to be in the tank with them.

There's a big tank and there are all kinds of fishes inside, also stingrays and sharks and they just swim here and there all the time. Awesome.

It's like "Dude whatddup?"

I see what you did there... Dory and Nemo in the same tank :D (They're known as Blue Tang and Percula Clownfish)

Lol I had to do this.

If you want to know a little bit more about angler fish, you can read about them here: "How the male angler fish gets completely screwed". It's an interesting comic by Matthew Inman at theoatmeal.com.

Enough internet for today.