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Thursday 15th October, 04:31 AM JST
Visitors look at some of the 10,000 sardines in a tank at the Noboribetsu Marine Park NIXE in Hokkaido. Two sharks and three rays live together with the sardines in the tank that opened in July.
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Altria at 09:36 AM JST - 15th October
Kawaii!
cleo at 09:41 AM JST - 15th October
'Live together' - is that a euphemism?
LoveUSA at 11:27 AM JST - 15th October
why, every time they show beautiful fish pictures, do you imagine a fish meal? Sardines have a lot of bones but are full of DHA which will make you smart. Highly recommended for univirsity students.
my2sense at 12:09 PM JST - 15th October
nice one JT....high 5!
tclh at 03:04 PM JST - 15th October
It seems like two girls are throwing a magical net to catch a shark.
Delarapier at 03:38 PM JST - 15th October
Reminds me of the Monterey Aquarium.
Sarge at 05:30 PM JST - 15th October
I really like this photo.
LoveUSA at 05:42 PM JST - 15th October
I wonder if the sardines are female or male.
Sarge at 05:49 PM JST - 15th October
Love - My guess would be about 50-50.
Yelnats at 07:17 PM JST - 15th October
LoveUSA at 05:42 PM JST - 15th October
I wonder if the sardines are female or male.
They are chasing each other like junior high kids in the hallway between classes, and the Principal is the shark trying to nail all that break the rules.
usaexpat at 11:13 PM JST - 15th October
Are the sardines too small to interest the shark? You would think the shark would scoop that tasty goodness up in one bite.
TokyoGas at 03:57 AM JST - 16th October
Nice picture!
Icantbelieveit at 05:38 PM JST - 16th October
I give it a week and there will be 5000 sardines.
DarkKnghtZ at 07:53 AM JST - 19th October
Very cool picture, id like to visit. Now, back to "picture of the day" that involves the female figure....
AeJaLove at 12:57 PM JST - 21st October
Yelnats : lolz!! nice :-D yeah, this is a really nice picture.. reminds me of the Hakkeijima Aqua Museum