SeaQuest’s Comprehensive Guide to Deforestation [my_shortcode] Share it on: Forests are crucial to the balance of the global environment. They provide vast wildlife habitats while being the world’s largest carbon consumers on land. However, over the last three decades, 43% of countries saw a net reduction in their forest area, while only 38% gained forest…
Overfishing: A Serious Threat to Our Planet [my_shortcode] Share it on: Ensuring Earth remains a thriving, living, breathing planet means taking care of everything in it. Marine life around the world is facing a rapid epidemic: overfishing. It’s a challenge that could have dire consequences without immediate solutions. Because of overfishing, sea creatures have either…
11 Best Things To Do in New Jersey With Kids [my_shortcode] Share it on: New Jersey is a small northeast state packed full of things to do for kids of all ages. You’ll find zoos, aquariums, amusement parks, rides and ocean adventures to fill your vacation schedule with ease. If you want to explore some…
SeaQuest’s Guide to Otters [my_shortcode] Share it on: Otters are one of the most fascinating and charismatic marine mammal species. Charming, outgoing, and intelligent, here’s a comprehensive guide to otters and how you can learn more at SeaQuest about these fun and unique animal friends. What is an Otter? A carnivorous mammal, otters are part…
SeaQuest’s Ultimate Guide to Sloths [my_shortcode] Share it on: What is a Sloth? One of the most unique and fascinating creatures on our planet, the sloth has grown in popularity as a “favorite” among animal lovers and SeaQuest visitors. The sloth has a scientific classification in the order Pilosa. They are tree-dwelling mammals that are…
Doing animal crafts with your kids allows you to teach them all about the animal world!
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at many zoos, kookaburras are a part of the birds of prey exhibits