Animal Surprises
Animal surprises include sudden sightings. Swim masks and binoculars can alter animal sizes and colors.
Wild animals rarely act like tame ones. While at the beach, hiking, or camping, children must learn to stay safe.
Surprises are the nature of every beast. Meat eaters have claws, teeth, barbs, horns, toxins, and/or electric shock.
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One Good Day
Ray and Shark bring the ocean alive for kids.
Donate so that wildlife can live happily, too.
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Parks & Beaches
Animal sightings draw visitors to nature areas.
Visitors encounter animals that might not be seen again. Rangers add facts about disappearing creatures.
Lifeguards know the risks of animals, tides, and currents. They post warnings and start rescue and treatment.
Animal Needs
Animals work to survive and raise their young.
Wildlife needs to stay wild. Parks post warnings and safety information about the animals sharing our world.
Safe behaviors should be explained to children. They may not value natural places after falling at risk.
Wild, Wild Night
The Goopy Ghost ignores the rules.
Animals prove this is a bad idea.
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