Behind the scenes: S.E.A. Aquarium during Singapore's circuit breaker
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2020
- A rare look behind the scenes at the people working hard to make sure things go swimmingly at Resorts World Sentosa's S.E.A. Aquarium in Singapore, even as it's closed to visitors amid the COVID-19 pandemic. READ: cna.asia/2WUYlAC
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they rlly be living the life diving and playing with fishes while we rotting at home
You have no idea how hard of a job this is
The fishes whole life is a Circuit breaker period.
who knew, even stingrays get bullied
The acrylic tunnel reminded me of Underwater World which I did visit long long time ago. Have not visited SEA Aquarium
Same, back when I was in standard 5, in 2003, it used to be Underwater World! Havent been to SEA since then.
Yeah I went there too when I was a little child. Lots of memories man. Definitely try Sea Aquarium. I went there too and it's awesome.
@@darkcnight Bangladesh, but I currently live in Singapore.
@@CristianoRonaldo-wy6tw I visited River Safari though. It had a huge tank there too. And got pandas 😄
Question : how do they know they have feed all the fish ?
im guessing they would be able to identify starving fishes.
fishes' stomachs are quite out in the open
if its round, its full of food
if its flat and sunken, it has yet to eat anything
if its a big ball and swollen, its constipated
idk these are just for little aquarium fishes, idk about those big saltwater bois
Me realising the fish are living a better life than me :,(
Fishes do not need social distancing...look at them...so carefree..:).
thankyou so much for all the hard work to take good care and provide everything for the animals! 🤍🤍🤍
Gordon Ramsay enters the food prep kitchen*
Gordon Ramsay:THIS IS RAW...you DONKEY
Keep up this amazing job of upkeeping the acquarium!
Thanks for the amazing video👍
Great job! Well done!
V appreciate to all of you 🙏👍❤️
Does anyone realise the super damn cool thing one of the divers did at 2:44?
good to have a look at the backend scene of sea aquarium :D "D
My Ultimate Dream Job. 😍
Well done ! Keep the fish happy. I am sure you enjoy your job..
🌺 The power of self love ! 🌺
Good job ! Now is a good time for the S.E.A Aquarium staff to take good care of themselves !
🐳 This is a good break for the animals. A time of peace & quiet ! They're created for our pleasure as we learn more about their makeup & behaviours !
Soo wanted to know the behind the scenes. Thanks
True Sporean...lah...lah...lah...lah...
2:43 still keep 1m social distancing
😂
4:06 Is there any risk here being so close to these big stingrays? Reminds me of Steve Irwin case
That’s actually a really good question. Stingrays are generally non-aggressive, and will not sting unless stepped on or provoked in some violent way.
In Steve Irwin’s case, he died because the sting was straight to his chest. Usually stings will occur in the lower region like foot or something due to being stepped on (since stingrays tend to live near the bottom)
I think the aquarium hires very careful professionals who know not to step on the stingrays on the bottom and to not ka chiao the ones swimming around!
K Leong Steve Irwin only got stabbed because of his shadow which scared the stingray. The stingray also only killed him because the barb went into his heart, otherwise he prob could have survived. Also, i think the stingrays barbs are removed
They cut the stinger off the tail
@@tomj2064 they regrow them. stingrays naturally shed their barbs. from freshwater stringray experience idk how s.e.a aquariums does it
The manta rays do not have stings
I've been there wonderful place 😁
I love cna
Miss my work place
Good job all
Cool!!!!)))
Awwwww cute fishes
Do they need to swim with the big sharks?
🤩🤩😊😍❤️#singapore
To all the fish. Tank you!
Bruh
Nice place. Awesome individual. Fuctup HR.
Can they have feed all the fish?
👍👍♥️♥️🙋♀️
Seems like there are too many Stingrays... show them the Newton Food Court...
wow, i love to go and have time with them, feed them too
Do they bath the fishes too?
2:45
New fishing
Wah lau eh
Fishes have better lives than me
Biggest gravel vac I’ve ever seen
la sana la sini... apa la...?
I'm curious if wendy eats BBQ stingray. Am I the only one to think that way?
FISH*
Time change my job
b e a n s
Para Kumal ma
bro hire me eh I from msia
I'm glad the dolphins get a break from being traumatised and exploited. now they're just being kept in captivity and depressed✨💕😍
I CACKLED
Taking care of fishes, by feeding them fishes 🤣🤣
What do you work as : I work for sea animals
"they each have their own character?" you mean you can tell each of them apart from thousands of other fishes across various tanks? hahaha
hilmir actually if you spend enough time, you will be able to tell the difference between the fishes. It’s no different from other animals like cats or dogs
What is the intention of the state media behind this video? Nothing to do?
no news to broadcast
? whats better than sashimi grade? live food?
wayang of a video
my friend worked at SEA aquarium awhile back, dive team.
he said that most aquarist are not paid enough to give a crap about whats going on, they go in finish their jobs and go home, they dont educate themselves further than what SEA teaches them
no 1 is working at 100% when they are not paid properly and end up they have way more staff compared to places like ocean park in hongkong
when someone wants to do things faster or better, they will complain spoil market
and things are not upkeeped properly, fishes just die cause aquarists cant be bothered to research how to take care of them, they treat everything the same way the SOP told them to
I had 3 friends enlisted to the army before me. First guy told army is full of leaders, second guy told me army is full of nerds, third guy told me his Sgt is a dog. When I went in, I realized none of them were wrong.
Don't just listen to one story and assume everything else is the same, cheers
About the pay, I have a different perspective: some of us are paying hundreds of dollars to dive every month or so, while these people are paid to dive 4x a day. Maybe some people just don't have good work ethic, it's common in any workplace.
@@JohnCrisostomo well its a more than common sight when management doesnt care, and this is exactly what my friend was going on about. education or encouraging self education/improvement pays a important role. I am a chef, i know this better than anyone else, if there is no career growth, not career path, no stimulation to get better, chefs just rot, and i believe that this apply to every trade. and not through my experience training young kids, its the old ones that totally show it in singapore, they just dont give a damn, minimal effort in at work, while complaining they dont get paid enough. i always tell them minimal effort = minumal pay. they dont care if the food is not good enough, their reasoning is "did the customer complain?". came to a conclusion that when everytime i met with a comeback like that, i just simply tell them that "yeah no 1 complain at macdonalds either, you can go work there". and for one, i am the kinda chef that doesnt care how the food turns out as long as i see some sort of effort the chef cooking it puts in
@@shadowremorse I completely get and understand your point. I have to also share that in MNCs a lot of people are highly paid with access to career path, training, support- you name it, but are still doing the bare minimum or mediocre output because of complacency (through years of exp in their CV) or whatever personal reason they have. So probably still got something to do with an individual's attitude. But yes, you are right. It sucks to work for a company that just doesn't care.
@@JohnCrisostomo yes attitude is important, but working culture is even so and that need to start at the top. you can fit a bad attitude in a motivated team and the person will be forced to get out or get good. the poor working culture in singapore is directly linked to people/bosses being cheap. most bosses here are trying to be competitive and lower their prices for people that are cheap, while wanting to keep the same profit. thus, staff get a lower pay grade, which leads to them not treating their job with pride and wanting to excel in it. when someone new joins the company, thats the working culture and thats the attitude they adopt and bring forward to the next job. this is so prevalent in blue collar jobs that its just a toxic cycle really. i mean most of asia is like that.
a very good example in house renovation industry.
in australia, the contractors/staff are trained properly, get paid properly and have a decent living in their own country while doing a job that themselves and customers are happy with
in singapore, a lot of the worker knows the fundamental of things but are not properly skilled, isnt paid properly, has a hard time living here and uses cheap materials and short cut just so they can handover, leaving the place in a mess most of the time and frustrates the customer to no end
i am not saying that there are no good ones here, its just that a lot of company in singapore has this mass market cheap-ass business model thats causing the workforce to be so weak
wah, the fish cannibalised. and doesn't the fish go in the mental ray mouth when they feed it?
y everyone pretty boomer