Giant octopus kite flying at Marina Barrage Watch this video on YouTube. Show Kites Singapore flew this 200-foot custom-built octopus kite that requires six people to launch and control. Flying…
Show Kites Singapore flew this 200-foot custom-built octopus kite that requires six people to launch and control.
Flying this behemoth requires ideal weather and place, in this case Singapore's Marina Barrage.
Fun fact: Marina Barrage is an ingenious dam that serves as a freshwater/saltwater barrier, creating a reservoir in the tidal basin that does not fluxuate significantly in depth.
• Giant octopus kite at Marina Barrage makes waves online (Straits Times)
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