Octopus, crab and other fish are flash frozen and displayed in large, clear blocks of ice. Aquarium-goers can observe over 450 marine specimens contained in about 50 ice cubes at the aquarium, where room temperature is kept at a very chilly negative 20 degrees Celsius.
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4 comments:
Those wacky Japanese.
But they're dead!
It's not an "aquarium," it's a big refrigerator. They might as well encase them in lucite and let everyone take their coats off.
And your point is?
This is the ONLY way to enjoy the creatures of the sea. If they are put in lucite then how can I choose my diner entre?
All right; I forgot whom I was talking to.
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