OMG Belugas are my favorite animal in the whole world! I had a Sea World annual pass mainly so I could go and stand in front of the Beluga viewing window for hours.
Also, am I the only who notices the whale ... um... releases excrement near the end?
Thank you for sharing this, Janet. I did an internship at the NY Aquarium in college, and my favorite part was feeding the belugas, especially Casey, who was one of the young ones who had been born there. My second favorite part was standing by the window and just watching Casey, who would stare at me, go up to breathe every few minutes, and then come back and stare at me.
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Simply awesome!
ReplyDeleteHahahaha Oh, man, this is great. Lazy Thurs. Summer afternoon entertainment at it's FINEST. Thanks for sharing! :D
ReplyDeleteMine too! I love everything about it, especially the beluga whale jamming along.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the big silly grin - I shall wear it all evening!
ReplyDeleteHave you seen snowball, the dancing cockatoo?
ReplyDeleteDefinately responding!
ReplyDeleteGreat! Thanks for the laugh.
ReplyDeleteYou have to see this:
http://pinterest.com/pin/95978366/
Toddler shark.
On the other hand...
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Thanks for making my day, too.
ReplyDeleteOMG Belugas are my favorite animal in the whole world! I had a Sea World annual pass mainly so I could go and stand in front of the Beluga viewing window for hours.
ReplyDeleteAlso, am I the only who notices the whale ... um... releases excrement near the end?
So sweet it made my eyes water.
ReplyDeleteI've been watchin this all day. It makes me want to go to Mystic.
ReplyDeleteThat is just great. One of those "things ain't so bad" moments. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteDid you notice how the whale didn't want to stop to breathe? <3
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this, Janet. I did an internship at the NY Aquarium in college, and my favorite part was feeding the belugas, especially Casey, who was one of the young ones who had been born there. My second favorite part was standing by the window and just watching Casey, who would stare at me, go up to breathe every few minutes, and then come back and stare at me.
ReplyDelete-Beth Miller