It’s the Shanghai Astronomy Museum

See https://feddit.org/post/22905017/10444917 for a picture of the room

Oculus at the Singapore astronomy museum

Close but not quite; it’s at the Shanghai Astronomy Museum

It’s the Shanghai Astronomy Museum

See https://feddit.org/post/22905017/10444917 for a picture of the room

It’s the Shanghai Astronomy Museum

See https://feddit.org/post/22905017/10444917 for a picture of the room

It’s a real photograph, made in the Shanghai Astronomy Museum.

The picture in the post is the only one I made, but I found this one online that shows the whole room:

https://www.xenario.net/mobile/news-d.php?id=33

It’s the Shanghai Natural History Museum

It’s from the same location as the picture from this post: https://feddit.org/post/19513120 from the Singapore Cloud Forest, which is quite photogenic, in particular if you go there in the night.

So to answer the question: It’s a little water pond in a botanical greenhouse

Not sure, it’s from either the “Cloud Forest” or “Flower Dome” in Singapore (don’t remember), in the evening.

Believe it or not, it is a real picture, taken with my old Huawei phone

OK

Exactly

Well, there was https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tre_Kronor_(castle)#The_fire , so kind of yes

Well, kind of; it’s like a little body water arranged with plants around it, and some form of fog

Yes, it’s clearly a mistake. Bulbophyllum and Dendrobium are the two largest orchid genera, and they are both sister taxa.

It’s funny to see such a blatant and funny typo on a recently-built sign in Singapore. Did someone do it on purpose?

Nice! But those leaves look suspiciously thin for a Bc. Yellow Bird. I’d expect leaves shaped like those of Brassavola nodosa. Maybe the leaves in the foreground are from a different pot?

It’s likely from a Rose-ringed parakeet, there are many here.

Yes, on the ground in fact

Likely the Rose-ringed parakeet or similar.

Amazing, that this is a cactus. Does it even have spines? I knew that some basal cacti have leaves, but I thought they all have spines at last.

Yep. Wikipedia confirms that it’s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piri_piri