what-er day, pun Nintendoed
We all enjoyed a slow and steady start this morning, with no urgency to be in any ques before 8am , or, running for any trains! At around 12pm we headed out to go to the Osaka Aquarium which is apparently one of the best aquariums on the world. After a couple of quick stops , we approached a very up-market Tynemouth Sea Life and began the exhibition. Within the first few minutes we were all on a brisk walk under a tunnel of hammerhead sharks and schools of various fish , it was obvious that this was going to be 100x better than Shields! After only 4 days , Paul and I rekindled our friendships with the baby otters as they preformed some parkour in the display and swam with their fish frenemies - we have decided to call ours Platypus in future btw. Following the otters, we also spotted different species of penguin, some pacific white-sided dolphin, whale sharks , sting - rays and the rest of marine life from the pacific and Antarctic oceans. I think the sea lions (sea doggos as Paul...