This September we are donating $232 dollars to the Manta Rays. We are donating to
Manta and devil rays (collectively known as mobulids) belong to a group of rays called the Myliobatiforms, which contain 12 families and about 370 species.
This August we have raised 161 dollars for the ocelot. we donated to
Once found across much of the Lone Star State, ocelots now only exist in two small populations in deep, south Texas. Ocelots were once found across much of Texas and into Louisiana and Arkansas, but historic hunting, trapping, poisoning and habitat loss have greatly reduced their range and population size.
This may we donated 120 dollars to the polar bears.
We donated to the polar bear international.
The IUCN estimates there are currently about 26,000 polar bears worldwide. In addition to climate warming, other challenges to the bears include increased commercial activities, conflicts with people, pollution, disease, inadequate habitat protection (of denning and seasonal resting areas), and the potential for over-harvest in smaller or declining polar bear populations.
After covid three new jellyfish have been found. One has 24 ‘eyes’ and is related to the box jellyfish, and it was found in Hong Kong. The second was found in the Grand Canal in Venice. The third was a jellyfish with a cross in its bell. Here are some links if you would like to learn more.
allthatsinteresting.com
time.com › 5824807 › jellyfish-in-venice
interestingengineering.com › science › new
phys.org › news › 2022-04-scientists-species-dee
As of today we donated 110 dollars to the sharks. Sharks aren’t endangered yet, but soon they will be. Due to people hunting sharks for there fins. Some people hunt sharks out of fear. if you would like to learn more click on the link to the left.
As of today we have donated one hundred ten dollars to The Bird Endowment Center. Thank you to everyone who has bought from us. We hope you support us again November 11, 2023.
September 22, 2023 is National Rhino day. Today is a day to acknowledge that people are killing rhinos only for their horns. Also the beauty of these beloved animals.
When we went to clean up our local pond we didn’t make it past the gates. Someone had had a water balloon fight. Two ducks tried to eat the balloons thank goodness we were there. All the balloons were picked up and it took the whole hour.
We are working to sell crocheted items. We are working with some close friends and will be giving 50% of our sales for that day to the charity while the rest goes to our supplies we hope this will help us get more money for donations.
As of May 28, 2023 we have donated fifty dollars to the pandas through World Wildlife Fund. We have donated fifty dollars in honor of National Panda Day.
Scientist believe they have unearthed a new species of Jellyfish with twenty four eyes. Two of this creatures eyes can begin forming images, the others can only see colors. This is the second known jellyfish that has anything like eyes, and is the only jellyfish that can begin to form images. This jellyfish was found in Hong Kong, it is called the Tripedalia maipoensis. The Tripedalia maipoensis is closely related to the box jellyfish. The length of about 1.5 cm. That dosn’t include its three ten cm. long tentacles. The Tripedalia maipoensis can swim fast as well because of paddle like structures at the end of each tentacle. May 1, 2023
Currently on October 1st we have raised eighty five dollars, we have donated seventy five dollars to The Leatherback Trust.
we are selling soaps and have earned fifty dollars in sales so soon we will be able to donate. Our plan is to donate to the macaw recovery network.
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What do you think this is. Well I doubt you know. This is the throat of a leather back sea turtle. The throat of this sea turtle looks like this because it helps them eat jellyfish without being stung. It also makes the jellyfish stay in its throat and lets sea water out. The throat also causes plastic bags to be stuck and suffocate the turtle. This is one of the many reasons why the trash in our oceans are very dangerous.