From the image above, you can see that the fishes in water are only able to see their reflection at the water surface.
It has got something to do with the Reflective Index of the water (?) Something along that line. (Hahaha I might have taught the wrong thing).
#physics #thanksMOE #science LOL







This stingray is pretty small and is extremely adorable.
I think it's slightly bigger than the size of my palm.
Look at him, so cute! *squeals*









Ship Wreck.









Bloop Bloop Bloop Jellyfish.

Out of all the different aquariums in S.E.A, the most fascinating aquarium of all would be the one that house the jellyfishes.
Huge jellyfishes are really beautiful and graceful. I managed to witness two jellyfishes having head-on collision.
Okay, it was actually a very slight head-on bump. They were sooooooooo adorable. The moment they bump, they just swam off to other directions.
I think I just strike something off my curious list - Do jellyfish ever bump into each other?
















The images below are the jellyfishes that had head-on collision.
How is it that a potentially dangerous creature towards humans can be so gentle in that particular bump?
I guess every species, no matter how ferocious they appear to be or how lethal they are towards humans, they all have a tame nature. Aw. *melts*







Open Ocean.
The largest viewing panel in the world.





Man, the huge fish is really mega ultra huge. Sooooo huge!














This is the main entrance before entering S.E.A.
It's about Cheng Ho's voyage and what he loaded onto his ship while he travelled to explore the world. I don't understand how he can actually house Giraffes and all the animals in his ship. His ship must have been extremely huge and has a lot of food stock for the animals to eat to survive the months or years of travelling. Won't the animals get sea sick? LOL at that question but I do think that maybe the Giraffes might be suffering from seasickness. Hahahaha.