Shanghai Ocean Aquarium 2nd Visit

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November 6th 2010

Published: January 14th 2011

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Video Playlist:

1: Tunnel over escalator 24 secs
2: Seals 7 secs
3: Lionfish Feeding Time 20 secs
4: Ray Overhead in Tunnel 8 secs
5: Tunnel 15 secs
6: Shark in Tunnel 24 secs
7: Ray in tunnel 23 secs

covemom

We enjoyed out first trip to the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium so much that my daughter requested to go back for her birthday. This is a beautiful aquarium with many interesting species, large viewing tanks, and quite a few large tunnels. I will let the movies and pictures tell the rest!

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Linda

covemom

My family currently lives in a small rural town in North Carolina, USA. In May 09, our 9yo daughter and I first traveled to China with my husband for his work . We returned home and traveled to Alaska for 3 weeks to visit my sister and her husband. In Sept 09, we returned to China for our second trip, and will be returning again. Many people have asked me to share about our journeys, so I plan to do that here. Update: It is now June 2011 and we are back in China for the 7th trip. We have learned so much in our time here...we are retruning to many places we have been before as well as contin... full info

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Pudong Traffic Circle

The Oriental Pearl Tower on the left and the Shanghia Ocean Aquarium towards the left

Street Vendors

Tallest Shanghai Buildings

Jin Mao Tower and Shanghai World Financial Center

Jim and Leah in front of Aquarium

Rabbitfish

Supposedly named because of their small, rabbit-like mouths, large dark eyes, and shy temperament

Frogfish

Devilfish

Tunnel

This one was a down escalator with a tank surrounding you

Ray

Ray tank

Small fish cleaning larger fish

" Mutualism is a specific relationship between two different species of organisms in which each member benefits." http://www.ehow.com/facts_6891797_mutualism-big-fish-little-fish.html#ixzz1AyUO9aHA

Tunnel with ray overhead

Tunnel

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