The Royal Tern has a thick orange bill, a forked tail, and a back of the head crest. They can be found along beach and salt bay areas of the southern coastlines of the United States; on the Gulf of Mexico, the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. They feed on fish, crabs, shrimp, and insects. This… Read More ROYAL TERN
Here is a general overview of habitat loss… A habitat is an ecological or environmental area colonized by particular plants or animals. What is habitat loss? Habitat loss is damage to a living area of multiple species. It is the leading cause of threatened, endangered, and extinct plants and animals. There are three types of… Read More HABITAT LOSS
An oak is a tree or shrub in the beech family, there are over 600 species of oaks. Oaks leaves are usually deciduous, in warm climates they may be evergreens. The fruit of an oak is a nut called an acorn. Gambel oaks are common in the southwestern United States around the Rocky Mountains and the Grand… Read More OAK TREES
The Atlantic Ocean is the second largest of the world’s oceans. Its total area is just over 41 million square feet, covering 20% of the Earth’s surface and about 29% of Earth’s water surface. The Atlantic borders the Americas, Europe, and Africa. Its greatest depth is about 27,490 feet in the Puerto Rico Trench. It… Read More THE ATLANTIC & CONNECTIONS
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