Singapore: S.E.A. Aquarium (See Everything Again)

I have to confess that I enjoy taking pictures of people taking pictures. Because, for a moment, I get into their heads about what moment is worth capturing and seeing again.

Twin Rays

Pretty Fish

Crabby Long-Legs

Playful Eels

But always be prepared to get photo-bombed!

Also, the photos will come in handy to remember the experience by since I might not visit the aquarium again soon. I'm mixed about keeping dolphins in captivity:

More pictures are available on my Flickr (simply click any photo).

Singapore: S.E.A. Aquarium (Sights undEr wAter)

I got my beginner's diving license last year, I relish 'colonizing' the underwater realm, yet fear the vulnerability of it all and shudder at the damage I shake up. And if you want to dive to see corals, I think you are better off seeing them at an aquarium. Or viewing some pictures.

More pictures are available on my Flickr (simply click any photo).

Singapore: S.E.A. Aquarium (Stay ClosE Approach)

The S.E.A Aquarium gives you the chance to get up-close and personal with some creatures you would otherwise not be able to. It takes luck or lots of patience to get them in your shot. Here are some of mine:

The Nautilus is pretty cool.

2 types of sharks. What luck!

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Singapore: S.E.A. Aquarium (Some Entertaining Antics)

I was at the S.E.A. Aquarium for work, so I didn't have much time (which explains the blurry shots) but it was still, seriously entertaining. Here's why:

Bobbing Stingray

Inquisitive Worms

Firm Friends

Unique Fish Heads

Batman of the S.E.A.

Underwater Birds

Shy Eels

Headstrong Eels

Not-so-amusing: It's not always that you see such crowds.

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Singapore: S.E.A. Aquarium (Seriously Entertaining Aquatic)

For some funny reason or other, it had never occurred to me that the S.E.A. in S.E.A. Aquarium stands for South East Asia, after all, Singapore is in South East Asia. (Maybe I was thinking of something more glamorous along the lines of Seriously Entertaining Aquatic). Be prepared to be overwhelmed by the blueness of it all. And be humbled by it.

The jellyfish, lighted in electrifying colors, break the blue monotony.

More pictures of the aquarium and the Maritime Museum are available on my Flickr (simply click any photo).