In the Tidepool: "People protect what they love." - Jacques Yves
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Description: Marine & Freshwater Environmental Education
Marine & Freshwater Environmental Education
What makes your home “special”? Check out this story about a hermit crab making the most of their home “A House for Hermit Crab” by Eric Carle and enacted with colorful crafts made by Shepherd.
Many horseshoe crabs you see this time of year along the shore are probably “ molts ”. You can tell if the exoskeleton seems hollow. Insider science tip : If the horseshoe crab has a slight opening at the opposite end of the telson (i.e., pointy “tail”) – it’s a molt .
In the Tidepool: "People protect what they love." - Jacques Yves
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Tasithoughts' Weblog | An Island Boy's Musings about the World and Stuff