We went to The Sea World in San Antonio, and Shamu is 'The Star of The Sea World'..
Who is Shamu? You might ask..... Shamu is the extremely precious Killer Whale originate from the deep blue sea...
Shamu has a story, a deeply touching story to urge the world to keep the environment green, to save the sea.....to save the beautiful whales from extinction...
"Hello... I am Shamu.. Welcome to The Sea World!!! :) "
Killer Whale is very rare nowadays, directly or indirectly due to pollution coz by us, human being... sad to say so...
The Sea World trainer is pampering Shamu and kissing her before their performances... :)
Shamu heading the trainer steadily dancing to the music..
The trainer holding onto Shamu while Shamu is circling on the water with the music ...
Woww!!!! Shamu can fly!!!!!!
Steadily Shamu is tipping the trainer standing on her lips.. !! They did it!!!
We can see the close relationship between Shamu and her trainer as they hug each other adorably.... feel so touch...especially when you see how close human beings and animals can actually be... just so pure...so caring...so loving..
Trainer: 'Shamu, wait... I'll get you your favourite fish yaaa... '
Trainer: 'Shamu, come..open up your mouth... this is your fish.. :) nice? '
Shamu and friend going to perform together ...
Two Killer Whales swiftfully bring their trainers round the big pool, while their trainers hold on to them and perform beautiful acrobatic moves..
The trainer is riding on Shamu's body while Shamu rapidly swims in big circle, not forgetting to splash some water onto us!!!
Shamu landed, holding up her tail and opening her mouth, greeting all the audiences, welcoming them to The Sea World..
Shamu waving with her tail happily after her fish snacks...
A last goodbye from Shamu... I love you, Shamu!!! Hope to see you again someday....!
Shamu is really adorable...so sweet, so beautiful, so precious, yet their habitats and lifes are greatly endangered by us, human being for civilization and development..
I think each and everyone of us owe Shamu a sincere apology for hurting them deeply because of our own selfishness, and we owe Shamu the responsibility to save them from extinction..
Through Shamu, she sends a us a friendly reminder that the world is shared and belonged to all the livings; we need to remind ourselves that we don't own the world, and we have no rights at all to destroy other livings' habitats and to take for granted on what is given to us by mother earth......
Through Shamu, she sends a us a friendly reminder that the world is shared and belonged to all the livings; we need to remind ourselves that we don't own the world, and we have no rights at all to destroy other livings' habitats and to take for granted on what is given to us by mother earth......
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