DALADULALALA~~that is Lady GAGA pleasing singings waking me up. Jumped out comfortable and warm bed, well, with a little bit reluctance, I pulled out window immediately and gray deep gray sky and strong cold winds greeted me, seeming saying good-morning. “Good-morning” I murmured. “No rains, good day, please” I screamed out as if the weather had heard my wishes. It is really a pity that I drove around northeastern coastal line in gray sky, which means the blue bright sea turn to dirty gray color. As old saying, “When God closed a door, somewhere He opens a window.” A window to two impressive and interesting museums colored gray day.
Thanks to sings with a cute crab (you will definitely smile as you see it), I arrived destination easily. Crab museum is combined with a recreation farm so what welcomed me were children playing in a large recreation area dotted with several cute crab models.
順路先找螃蟹聊天,一路上可愛的螃蟹指引標誌,讓我開始覺得,或許今天是好天喔(確信指數:30%)After having a warming tea in café, I began my study with curiosity.
A crab? The red creature with eight(?)pereiopod(?)? What’s fun in red things? Well, A lot!
喝了杯附贈的咖啡吧的熱茶,暖呼呼,舒服~有精神可以繼續探險拉!(真是好養的小孩)
螃蟹?有什麼好看的?我告訴你,超好看!等級逼近百分!等你回想時,破百!
認真仔細看了二樓標本室介紹,我懂了螃蟹的親戚是誰?誰跑最快?誰最大支?誰是螃蟹界的重量級?螃蟹是直的走還是橫的走?誰是最毒的?誰有最大的家族?誰最有毅力,在萬物皆斃的海底硫磺活下來?還有更多,給你去看去發現!這簡直就是螃蟹的奧林匹克兼According to my tour guide, northeastern
coast of Taiwan breeds the most abundant habitants of crabs on the earth. It is
so plentiful that most samples were collected from abandoned fishery, meaning
you could find treasure in harbor. (Drove to HARBOR!) Plus, they accidently
found the largest crab in this world from deep sea, of course, near
northeastern coastal area. This crab remains at the top place, waiting some
crab to break the record and creating new. Besides, I finally witnessed a
sample of King Crab, one of the most delicious crabs, and also a must-see one. Unfortunately,
the climate change around world and pollutions from northern Taiwan have made
it harder for crabs to live. I thought I am willing to take green action to
protect and eat more crabs. Hold on! Crabs!
Moving to the third floor, I strolled
around many aquariums to find crab in mud, say hello to giant crab, take
pictures, examine my learning, make a face to crab back to me(childish
girl!), play alien touching games, and encourage crabs to live happily
forever. If there had held activities about searching crabs, I would have raised
my both hands and put myself into the list without hesitation. They were really
fascinating creatures worth observing them carefully.
簡單兩層樓慢慢逛慢慢看,是會讓你對螃蟹改觀並超級尊重他們的生存,150 NTD值得一逛。
After taking picture with my tour, I drove to next museum—Lion’s Kingdom.
和螃蟹說再見,前進往台灣的獅子王!