Sea Aquarium Sea Monsters

[ Media Invite ]

What is the difference between the cute yellow and white creature, and the one below encased in stone?
Living fossils

Both are fossils, one living and the other extinct! If Ichthyosaur is still alive today, it would be able to dive 600m effortlessly!
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At the exhibition area of Sea Aquarium’s latest exhibit, Sea Monsters, visitors can travel back 100 millions of years to witness evolution.
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If Boon Yee knew Plesiosaur can swallow its prey in one mouth, he would hesitate to pose so near!
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We can watch a plesioaur swim again with Augment Reality, download app “SPH AR”.
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At one corner, Nanyang Polytechnic wished to remind us to take care of our environment. Reduce, reuse and recycle!
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If you are scared of Jaws (Great White shark), meet its grandpa Megalodon. A whopping 30 times bigger than a Great White!
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Just look at the 19cm tooth!
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Other giants from the placoderm family, I would not jump into a sea with the 11m monster Placoderm Dunkleosteus! It has beak-like mouth (hard and sharp), just image the painful encounter from a parrot beak (then upsize to Placoderm portion!)
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Looks like cockroaches! Only much bigger (multiplies the yuck factor)
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A poster depicting the timeline of Sea monsters. Different eras of sea monsters!
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Not all dinosaurs and sea monsters are extinct. Some descendants are among us today. Alligator Gar can grow up to 2.5m long! Coelacanth was thought extinct 80million years ago but can still be found today.
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The beautiful arowana also has a long history, we spotted a cute hermit crab with a glass roof.
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Mudskippers can be spotted at swarms, and I have not seen a live Horse shoe crab moving around before. Its legs are like little forks.
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If you are a fan of dinosaur (or Jurassic World), Sea Monsters will be “swimming” till 30Sep.
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The friendly class95 DJs. We won a pair of annual tickets in a contest yeah!
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We spend the rest of the hour revisiting the other exhibits at Sea Aquarium.
These are not living fossils, but as mesmerizing πŸ™‚
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Touch pool, long queue to touch the resident star fish.
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Magnifying glass
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Spotted local Icons, Chili Crab, and SG50 πŸ™‚
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Thank you RWS for the informative and Fun invite. Get the latest update from RWS (Resorts World Sentosa) on their Website and Facebook.

Sea Monsters exhibition will end on 30Sep. Click to review our previous Sea Aquarium experience (manta ray feeding).

Katapult Trampoline Park, You jump I jump!

The signboard at the entrance of Katapult Trampoline Park offers a glimpse of what lies indoor (or rather, upstairs!). Very soon, your child will be asking you to WATCH him or her JUMP from a 4m platform!
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When you are registering for Katapult Trampoline Park, you will see kids jumping infront of you! I got to admit, jumping from 4m might not be everyone’s cup of tea.
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The kids at Katapult Trampoline Park today are game to push their adrenaline limit!
Just curious, Katapult means “Catapult” or the Malay rice from Satay “Ketupat?”
Either way, Fun is guaranteed for everyone, and parents are most welcomed to join too.

In case you are asking us what is available at Katapult, the highlights are definitely jumping and bouncing.
If you see huge airbags, leap and land πŸ™‚
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You can try balancing too (not easy!)
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Ample space for everyone to run around and perspire, or run and hide from Dodge ball.
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Hamtam-balla (aka dodge ball) anyone?
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Dare each other to JUMP together, the view from the top is quite intimidating for first timers, but just follow your friends!
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Video : Look at the Fun Jumps! Kids can never STOP at Katapult Trampoline Park!

We were invited by Cheekiemonkie to celebrate Ayden’s 9th Birthday. I was telling the kids my own childhood birthdays were never so happening πŸ™‚
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I am sure your family will have as much fun at Katapult Trampoline Park, but do exercise caution on landing. Boon Xin was careless and sprained her ankle, fortunately no torn ligament or fracture. She was down for one week :p
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Don’t let gravity hold you down! That is Katapult’s tagline, and these kids sure had a Fun day Jumping!
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(image credit Cheekiemonkie)

Katapult Trampoline Park opening Hours :
Mon: 12pm – 9pm
Tue-Sun: 9am – 9pm
School Holidays & Public Holidays: 9am – 9pm

Tickets:
– 1 hour of jump time (Mon to Fri up to 5pm)- $15
– 1 hour of jump time (Mon to Fri from 5pm onwards, and weekends, PH)- $19

Free socks for first 50 jumpers every day, other $2 a pair.
Ticketing details for 2hours booking are available on website, if you have additional stamina :p

Contact :
Address: 81 Lorong Chencharu, #01-11 ORTO Singapore 769198
Phone: 6754 5188

Do pre-book online to avoid disappointment. More details about Katapult Trampoline Park can be found on their website and Fanpage. Parking space might be limited during weekends, you can try their valet or park at Yishun Stadium and walk across Yishun Avenue 2. The nearest MRT is Khatib.

After jumping, there is another way to cool down, Long Kang fishing (read our Bishan Park experience).
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Read our previous Trampoline experience at Zoom Park Asia. Click to read our Orto Long Kang fish experience.