Rainy day.
Laundry in Europe is no fun. We thought our machine was a washer/dryer combo. Nope. Wet clothes hanging everywhere!We had to get new tram passes and the wait was longer. But we found a mega candy store. If it's in gummy form, it's here! We went to an aquarium called Sea Life using the tram which we are getting pretty good at.
We got claustrophobic waiting to watch the shark feeding in an under water tunnel. The tunnel was very cool but small. We had better luck at the electric eel feeding. Better view. The eel tried to shock it's food before eating and the electricity was displaying above the tank and with speakers. The sound was loud! We all jumped. After Sea Life we explored a small amusement park and they tried to win toys throwing basketballs and darts. Nobody won and some of us were a little sad. Gift shop souvenirs helped. Adam got a blank journal to record things like Charles Darwin, Katie got a water filled squishy toy and Caled got a sting ray stuffy. The last picture is Adam pointing out mud skippers, very "Darwin".
Is a mud skipper really smaller than your finger tip, Adam. Or is that just a trick of perspective? And if that is the case, how long do you estimate they are?
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