The first shark sighting
The tunnel allowed for some nice close looks at their mouths.
More sharks... we watched them for a while.
Sting ray.
Again.
A potato cod
The rare and elusive exit fish. I believe I'm the only one lucky enough to photograph it.
I don't remember what this one was called. It had some great designs on it's face.
The entrance to the museum. (This is for Soraya)We were in the shark tunnel for a while and it wasn't till the very end that the manta ray moved. Excuse the horrible filming job.
7 comments:
Did you see any revolving exit fish? I hear they are on the endangered list. You have to watch not to get caught in their fins. We saw some whale sharks on a nature show - very strange - were there any at the aquarium?
Maddy, you NEED to look up "eel shark" or something like that on Youtube...it's pretty freaky man:)
I love that second picture of the sting-ray...oh, and I think that potato cod is shunning you.
By eel shark did you mean the prehistoric frill shark? Cause I've seen that before and yah it is pretty crazy. :P By the way that potato cod was turning around to look at me. I don't get shunned by fish. ;)
OK so when does this blog get updated/any new news? I mean, your audience awaits you - we've just been introduced to your adventures in Oz - we've had but a sip, a sample, a meer morsal. Now we can't wait to hear about karaoke and nights out on the town.
By the way, I think Simone meant tha the potato cod was stunning you - thats the only defense that a cod has against attack - otherwise they might end up as baked potato cod or mashed potato cod.
No, no...I meant shunning
hahaha sweet exit fish
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