The aquarium suspects that the eels have become unfamiliar with humans since the place has been closed since March 1. | CLinoINQ
An aquarium in Japan will be holding a three-day “emergency event” for its garden eels, which seemed to have developed a newfound shyness in the presence of human beings after aquariums, zoos and other leisure parks have closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Sumida Aquarium, located at Japan’s tallest structure, Tokyo Skytree, is the home to hundreds of spotted garden eels, which have been acting odd whenever the aquarium’s workers pass by its tank, Quartz reported on April 30.The event, named “Face-showing Festival,” will start this Sunday, May 3, until Tuesday, May 5, according to the aquarium’s website.
The aquarium suspects that the eels have become unfamiliar with humans since the place has been closed since March 1.
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