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Saltwater
Hey, Look at This Shell!
From colorful sea slugs to massive clams, mollusks are some of the most fascinating creatures in the ocean. Let’s meet a few of them!
You Can Draw a Sailfish Submissions
View some of the children’s submissions for the You Can Draw a Sailfish art lesson.
Exploring Nature, June 2025
Try sugaring for moths! Nature highlights for June.
Wondernose: What animal has up to 200 eyes and can easily regrow any that are lost to injury?
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive If you live on the east coast of Canada or the USA, you are probably familiar with these sea-dwelling animals. One way they are commercially caught for...
You Can Draw a Nautilus
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Fishy Word Search
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Wondernose: What animal has most of its stomach in its legs?
Sea spider. Photo © Francesco Ricciardi/iStock.com. That’s almost too weird to be true, isn’t it, Wondernose? But we don’t make up these stories. Let me tell you why this animal has its stomach (and...
Wondernose: What animal has teeth like triangular bread knives?
Bull shark. Photo © Willyambradberry/Dreamstime.com. Sounds like the kind of teeth you’d like to avoid, doesn’t it, ? Triangular, razor-sharp, with serrated edges—teeth like that should be quite...
The Amazing American Eel
American eels. Photo © Michael Wood/Dreamstime.com. Far away in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean is a sea called the Sargasso Sea. It is a gigantic clockwork of currents called a gyre, where...
Let’s Go Fishing
You Can Draw a Portuguese Man-o’-war Submissions
You Can Draw a Portuguese Man-o’-war
Wondernose: What animal stands on its head and kicks food into its mouth?
Barnacles on rock. Photo © iStockPhoto.com. You would have to be quite lively in order to eat in this manner, wouldn’t you, Wondernose? And maybe you would have to live in the water like our mystery...
Covers, May 2022
Feeding giant acorn barnacle. Photo © Gerald Corsi/iStockPhoto.com. Impala and Red-billed Oxpeckers. Photo © Dreamstime.com.