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@BabeSays It really is something fun to do. We haven't gone since the pandemic started, though. There's also an exotic animal park not too far from us, too. We've never gone there.

@DaddyEvil You are so lucky De. Try visiting them whenever possible with Pretty. It's gonna be fun.

That's lovely. Sounds like something fun to do.

You did. That's so cool. How does it feel like? Are they slimy? I am so afraid of them. When I was in school they said it was dangerous and the part it touches can rot. I was so scared at that time. Their tail is what's the most dangerous believed everyone in my class including our teacher.

@BabeSays It felt smooth and spongy really, not slimy at all. The “spine” was hard though. They were in a big, open tank, and you just put your hand in the water, and kept the touch to their back. You don’t rot anything by touching it, but they probably told kids that to keep them safe. After all, on rare occasions in the ocean people have been killed. Because yes, like you said, that tail is the problem.

@AmbiePam Wow spongy you say. You are so lucky you touched it. I guess you're right my teacher was the one who said it. I guess it was to keep us safe during our excursion. Or maybe he didn't want any kids in the water so he said it to keep us dry.

@BabeSays near the shore

At the sea while swimming?

@BabeSays I was surprised, not scared.

Were you scared? You are so brave.

No, they are marine creatures.

@thebos Yes they do the fish (the left part that is being thrown into the sea). I watch a document the other day and learn that they also eat softshell crabs, worms, clams, oysters, snails, and shrimp.

@BabeSays marine, and they eat fish