Thursday, February 19, 2009



Pilot Fish

In tropical waters, pilot fish swim below sharks.  They do not, as their name suggests, guide the sharks, but benefit from the protection gained by traveling with large sharks.

Thursday, February 12, 2009


      JOKE OF THE DAY:  (answer below)

What kind of tiles do snakes use?




     VERSE OF THE DAY:

Psalm 104:24-25

How many are your works, O LORD! 
In wisdom you made them all; 
the earth is full of your creatures.

There is the sea, vast and spacious, 
teeming with creatures beyond number,
living things both large and small.

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  ANSWER:

Reptiles


Saturday, February 7, 2009





Humpback Whales
A Few Fun Facts About Humpback Whales
from Pacific Whale Foundation Book

1.  Humpback whales travel 3-5 miles per hour during migration and it takes from 30-60 days to travel between their feeding and breeding areas.
2.  Humpbacks are distant cousins of the hippopotamus.
3.  Humpbacks are between 40-50 feet in length and weigh 40 -50 tons.  Females are generally longer and larger than males.
4.  An adult humpback's tongue weighs more than 1 ton.
5.  Air comes out of the blowhole at nearly 300 miles per hour.
6.  Humpbacks can live over 50 years.
7.  Humpback whales have no functional teeth.
8.  Humpback whales do not eat while in Hawaii, but while feeding in Alaska they eat more than a ton of food per day.



Wednesday, January 28, 2009




Welcome to our website.  We want to include fun games, fun facts and more!  It is also a Christian website, too!  We will include verses:
"in the beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth." (Gen. 1:1)  We will include reptiles and lots of fish.  We are also trying to save whales.  Thanks!  Noah, Samuel, Skylar, Jaden, and John.