Watch Big Lux Playing The Violin For Whales

Watch Big Lux Playing The Violin For Whales

A Beautiful moment has been captured at the Mystic Aquarium located in Connecticut. A Visitor
Big Lux is seen playing violin for the two pretty Beluga whales and pleasing. The whales can be seen inquisitive about the performance. They are named Juno and Natasha.

Big lux is a musician and has been playing the violin and saxophone since young age. He posted this
clip on Instagram and captioned as “I feel like I’m the last person to post this. Thanks
@mysticaquarium. And especially Juno and Natasha, the fam I never knew I had. For me
performing is all about creating magic moments and this was more than I could have hoped for”.

Shrinanda Kothari

Shrinanda Kothari
A Mass Media student at Mumbai university. A Journalism intern at Karmactive. Her interests are writing, reporting, anchoring. Her hobbies, cooking and baking, listening music, travelling.

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