Horseshoe Crabs
For millions of years, horseshoe crabs have come onto the beaches of Delaware Bay to mate and lay eggs. Stop by the beach after the sun comes up, and you just might meet one face to face! …
For millions of years, horseshoe crabs have come onto the beaches of Delaware Bay to mate and lay eggs. Stop by the beach after the sun comes up, and you just might meet one face to face! …
Find some quiet waters on a warm, sunny day and go dragonfly-watching! …
High in treetops all around the world, billions and billions of tiny treehoppers are a-hoppin’. Yet many people don’t even know they exist. …
Have you heard the expression, “as snug as a bug in a rug”? It’s just a funny way to describe feeling warm and cozy. See if you recognize any of the other buggy sayings pictured here. Go ahead—make a beeline for them! …
Moths are plain and drab, right? Well, for some moths, that’s a myth! …
An octopus may not look cute and cuddly. But if you keep reading, you’ll discover eight reasons to love an octopus. …
Here are some things you may not know about these colorful cuties. …
It looks like a lobster, but it’s not a lobster. And it has fish in its name, but it’s not a fish, either. So what exactly is a crayfish? …
