Sea Turtle Puppet
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Here's a fun activity for the kids to do where they can make a sea turtle puppet and learn about sea turtles as well.
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Freshwater turtles have shells that protect their bodies and come in many shapes and sizes. Some turtle species are endangered. Turtles have claws and webbed feet to help them swim. They breathe air and live both on land and in water. Female turtles choose their mates and lay eggs without help from males. The largest freshwater turtle is the alligator snapping turtle and the smallest is the bog turtle. Some turtles make interesting pets.
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The Flamingo Tongue Snail:
- Commonly found in Caribbean and south Atlantic coral reefs.
- Approximately 1 inch long.
- Feeds on corals.
- Yellow orange in color with black spots on its back.
- Member of the octopus and oyster family.
- Found from North Carolina to Florida.
- Lives in and feeds on Gorgonian corals.
- Is toxic.
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