Raffles Museum.

Had a consultation with one of the professors for our group project. He's nice and friendly. (He even offered us sweets and chocolates at the end of the consultation) But we kept quiet most of the time even when he asked us questions. Either we were still feeling scared or that we really didn't know how to answer him...The question looks simple but it's actually very complicated. How irony.

I feel like we're doing Gp all over again.

After consultation we went to visit Raffles Museum for our Lab 2 Assignment. The museum is just situated within school campus, at Science faculty. Though the museum is quite small, the exhibits there are so interesting! It's actually open to public i think, so anyone can go visit it. But who would know right....? Especially when Nus is so big itself, finding it can be difficult for those who are not familiar with the routes. In fact, my friends and i will still get lost whenever we have to get to new venues..

Well, guess what! I took some pictures to share!

 

Smiling monkey. Lol.

Fruits of plants.

Shells.

Spiders

Crabs.

Butterflies & moths.

Butterflies & moths.

Birds.

Fishes.

Fishes.

One of the world's largest bat. With a freaky face.
Me: "Why do bats have eyes when they can't even see?"

Snake.

Snake looking like an alien.

Shark's jaws. That shark was found in S'pore with human remains in its body, if i remembered correctly..

Corals.

 Lion's mane jellyfish.

I'm so nice right or right?
;)