The Kazesuki Chronicle

The ocean is just so awesome. All the beautiful and mystical creatures floating around makes it look like time does not exist in this world.

Aboard a bus to Ocean Park from Admiralty MTR station. Looks like they are just as ready for some fun with the fishes there.

Girl: Damn, why am I with him? The other boy is cuter…

Boy: Her hands are wet…. Quit taking our photos, jerk.

Lots of kids at the park. Part of a typical day there.

Really long escalators to transport you to the top. There were about 3-4 of them. These are the kind of escalators that you don’t want to play on them.

This ride is kinda fun. Apparently, after the crazy ride at Thunder Dolphin at Suidobashi, Tokyo, this feels quite mild for me.

The famous lighthouse at Pacific Pier which leads you to a seal enclosure, more water animals and anything wet. Like…

Sea lion! And a human, who refrains from getting wet.

They are rather shy, sometimes. Hiding their heads in the water.

What’s a ocean theme park without a water show? I don’t really like animals listening to human instructions and doing things only to fascinate humans. But sadly, that’s the only way I can see them for now. Gotta go see them in their natural habitat someday.

ZOMG!! They have bottlenose dolphins! Me loves bottlenose dolphins!!

They have cows too. MOOOooo…

This thing. We didn’t try this. =(

This is a Nautilus! (K, the image is blurred. The ISO sucked. The time to change to a new body is so long overdued. Even longer when I spent money for this trip… But it’s worth it =) ) I have only seen them in fossil forms with their shells embedded into rocks. I was too ignorant to do some research into them to find out that they are still around today. They haven’t evolved for millions of years! I’m very very lucky to see them =D

Jellyfishes and sea anemones! So weird looking!

More jellyfish! Just like the ones in Osaka Aquarium!

Moon jellyfish! They have loads of them here. So beautiful under those ever changing lights…

Close ups =D

They really do look alien. So dreamy.

Welcome back to Earth. This by far is the most beautiful flower I have taken with this EOS350D. Brilliant!

Cable cars are a fun way to enjoy the scenery, minus the mist covering over some places.

An An eats shoots and leaves. She’s smart. Facing her back to stupid tourist who can’t read or understand that “Flash photography isn’t allowed”.

RAWR! Made in China.

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This post is tagged Hong Kong, Ocean Park, Theme Parks, travel