Larakverse: 2023

Saturday, September 23, 2023

The Jurassic World Exhibition, Sydney Australia 2023

On September 23 2023, I had the priviledge to take my inner child with me to an exhibition he has been needing to experience for 30 years.

My spirit was situated in the land of Australia on this very day and with good reason. One of these good ressons is the Jurassic World Exhibition. Official Jurassic Park made experience where it seems like you are actually going into Jurassic World.

Two of my friends were kind enough to join me in this journey. Friends will always be good to have around when you experience these things, even if they are not as die hard as a fan as you. They get to see what you like, and simply, you can have pictures taken by them and with them.

So first you ride a ferry going to the Island of Isla Nublar. While riding, they explain to you all the rules and regulations and what to expect.

You are then greeted by , of course, a Brachiosaurus. I mean.. i couldnt ask for a more better entrance.

The Brachiosaur, or Long Neck.. always a great first sight to see.

And then.....A few of the other Herbivores Along the way.

And the Hammond Laboratory

The Raptor Enclosure, with one Raptor Missing.

And Blue got captured....Here he is.

The Mighty Ankylosaurus

The Gyrosphere

And at the end , the Mighty Trex Sends you off with fear and Vigilance.

And an Isla Nublar experience is not complete without a Gift shop

And a send off at the exit, And of course, obligatory Entrance Picture.

I had more Adventures in the Exhibit but I Prioritized Taking videos When im too excited.

But here is 2 quick Instagram reels of the Exhibit. Video snipets, and more views.

Jurassic Exhibit reel 1

Jurassic exhibit reel 2

ENJOY!!!!!!!!

Sunday, September 17, 2023

Whale Watching at Sydney Harbour Area

A Great experience Happened today, i got to see Humpback whales and they showed off their jumping skills and their shell flicking skills as well!!!

Here is a link of the whole journey, Uncut

( Uncut Whale watching VIdeo )

On September 17, 2023, I went on a whale watching cruise in Sydney Harbour, not knowing what to expect but hoping to catch a glimpse of these majestic creatures. The sky was clear, the sea calm, and the city skyline slowly faded behind us as we ventured out toward deeper waters. For the first hour, I kept my eyes peeled, scanning every ripple, every shadow on the waves. Just when I started to wonder if we’d see anything, a single fin appeared — slicing through the surface for just a few seconds. It was small, fleeting, but it filled me with excitement. That one moment made it all feel worth it.

Then, as if the whales were waiting for the perfect timing, the last 30 minutes turned into something out of a nature documentary. Suddenly, there were whales everywhere — breaching, tail-slapping, and launching their enormous bodies out of the water in powerful, almost choreographed bursts. One after another, they jumped and played, their splashes echoing through the air. It felt unreal. Everyone on board was cheering, pointing, gasping — pure joy rippling through the crowd.

So, You start with the usual safety protocol demonstration: