‘Good afternoon, this is live from KL Tower, I am Siew Peng and standing next to me is Colin.’  Haha :D  Let’s have a look at some other things that we found at KL Tower that day.

It was our lucky day as they were exhibiting some telephones that are not in use or not in frequent use anymore.  For instance, the one above might still be in use but not very largely anymore.  If I am not mistaken, I used this type of public phone at my primary school.

I have never seen or used this one before.  It looks quite antique too!  However, I have used a phone with this type of dialer before.  If you are dialing, for example, the number 2, you have to put your finger in the hole and sort of spin it to the stopper next to zero and when you let go, it will go back to its original position.  Well…the larger the number, the longer you have to wait for it to finish dialing.  Oh, that includes zero though it is not the largest number but it is the last one.

I have never used the blue one too but it looks more modern than the rest so it might still be in use, probably?  Well, just a quick question.  In an emergency, are you going to use the press dialer or the spin dialer?

A bee hive was also exhibited.

It looks quite vivid.  What do you think?

And wow…a time capsule.  We have seen another time capsule at the Islamic Museum in Kuching.  What could it be that is kept in the time capsule?

I forgot what it is called but I can use a few adjectives to describe it to you.  Well, he is adorable.  Look at him, do you agree with me?  Next, he is hardworking.  I know it doesn’t show in the picture but I have witnessed it myself so just trust me on this, okay?  And he is optimistic.  His never-give-up spirit will inspire everyone.

Oh!  I forgot what they are called too!  But, I know something!  We can’t use the flash to take their pictures!

The albino peahen, I suppose.

I know this one. *GULP* s…spi…spider!

We also saw this seemed to be over inflated toad at the Animal Zone.  It looks like a toad figure balloon.

And this is the albino toad.  They have quite a collection of albino animals here.

Then, we saw the great iguana.

It showed interest in posting for our camera that day or maybe he was trying to get some attention so that he would be rescued?

This one was taking a nap.

These two were in their deepest dream.

We also saw geckos.  This one was one of them.

More turtles but I don’t think that they are the Red Ear Slider.

At a corner of the Animal Zone, we found a pond which has this particular sign pasted on the glass of the pond.  The top of the pond is not covered by anything.  Therefore, it is to one’s best interest to obey what the warning says.

He is an Albino Pigtailed Macaque and he looks lonely.

Here is some information about him.

Then, the staff spotted his loneliness and played with him.

The other macaque joined in the fun too.

Next, we meet the Red Ear Slider.  It is a semi-aquatic turtle.  We currently have two similar ones.  However, the one we saw was…well, extraordinary.  This is because it has two heads! Interesting!

These are Red Ear Sliders too but they are the albino type.

More coming up…