Northern Gannets
Welcome back, ocean warriors! Can you believe it…we have made it to the final species in our ecosystem series! After 23 species, we’ve built an incredible ocean food web, showing just how connected life is beneath the wa…
Welcome back, ocean warriors! Can you believe it…we have made it to the final species in our ecosystem series! After 23 species, we’ve built an incredible ocean food web, showing just how connected life is beneath the wa…
Why did the shearwater bring a map to the party? Because it is never “shore” of its next adventure! We love cheesy jokes to grab your attention! Have you ever heard of a shearwater? There are four species you could possi…
Welcome back, friends! We hope you enjoyed hearing all about our time in Turks & Caicos. As we’ve previously mentioned before, we are counting down the days until our whale watching season kicks off! Now, for those of yo…
Welcome back ocean explorers, and happy March! Our whale watching season is just around the corner, and we are counting down the days until we see whales again. Have you ever wondered how we tell people apart? Maybe it’s…
Hold onto your hats because we are about to race through the ocean with one of the speediest creatures around–-the sei whale (pronounced “say” whale)! You might not have heard of these incredible marine mammals before b…
This week we are going to learn about the right whale to love–the North Atlantic right whale! Of course, we love all whales, but this one has a unique name with a sad history.
Imagine a giant, pancake-shaped fish drifting through the ocean, waving its tiny fins like it’s doing a goofy dance. Sounds silly, right? But this is a real fish! And not just any fish–it’s the biggest bony fish in the w…
Why did the sea turtle cross the ocean? To get to the jellyfish buffet on the other side!
Why are jellyfish so good at school? Because they are always up to date on current events!