https://expeditionkids.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/iStock-1321991335.mp4 I love ctenophores for their simplicity, grace, and beauty. I enjoy watching their cascading show of colors and love to catch them while enjoying our beach outings. They are truly a unique gem in this world. What are Ctenophores? Ctenophores, also known as Comb Jellies, are marine invertebrates. Invertebrates are animals that do not …
The Comb Jelly Click here for the full article about Comb Jellies A.k.a. The Ctenophore. Ctenophores Are Older Than Dinosaurs Fossilized evidence of these soft bodied creatures makes them one of the oldest multicellular life forms on earth! They have been determined to be older than dinosaurs. Moon Jellyfish Ctenophores Are NOT true Jellyfish Although …
One of my favorite pencils to use when illustrating is the colored pencils by Prisma Color!
Paci Monster Activity
Regardless of what a pacifier is called (i.e. nubby, binky, paci, or something completely different), this book could be perfect for the little munchkin in your life! In our home a pacifier is referred to as a, “paci.” My youngest munchkin is at the age where we need to try to limit pacifier use and …
1. The Giant Pacific Octopus This is the largest octopus in the world and can be found from the Pacific Ocean in the U.S. to the northwest coast of Japan! These giants can grow to be 18 feet in length and can weigh more than 600 pounds (which is heavier than a piano or vending …
The Octopus The Octopus is the first book in the Marine Life Series by Expedition Kids, LLC. It will be available in paperback, hardcover, and eBook. We are currently waiting on the release of the eBook but the other formats are available at Amazon and can be accessed by the following link: The Octopus – Expedition …
10 Interesting Octopus Facts 1. An Octopus Breaths With Gills! Water passes through the gills where oxygen moves into the walls of tiny blood vessels. 2. Each Octopus Has 3 Hearts! Two hearts pump oxygen rich blood from the gills to another heart that pumps blood throughout the body. 3. All Octopuses Lay Eggs! A …
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