Keeping the ocean clean is so important to our environment, the way we live, and keeping animals and the Earth safe.
T ake care of the ocean. H ave fun playing in the ocean. E asy for us to get there! O utstanding waves C overs volcanoes, shells, and sand E normous! A nimals and plants live there N ever dump garbage in the ocean.
Did you know sharks don't have any bones? Instead of bones sharks have "cartilage." Cartilage is tough body tissue that even humans have. Our noses and ears are made of cartilage.
Do this activity to have a better understanding of what cartilage feels like and why it may be so easy for sharks to glide and move so quickly.
First you will need a few chicken bones. Typically smaller bones work best. Clean the bones thoroughly using soap and water. Next let the bones soak in vinegar. This may take up to three days depending on the bone size and type. After the bones have soaked, pick them up and explore! How have they changed since you put them in vinegar? How would cartilage, rather than bones, help a shark?
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11/4 Amazing Grace (Show 802)
Grace is a little girl who wants to be Peter Pan in the school play. She runs into obstacles because she is black and female, but refuses to give in. Join LeVar on a visit with Whoopi Goldberg - Actress/comedian Whoopi Goldberg, shares some of her experiences. Scenes from many of her movies and specials are shown.Watch a female hockey player in action - Lauren is a successful hockey player in a sport that is typically all male. Discover what a boiler mechanic does - Sheila tells her story of training for a career as a boiler mechanic, and shares some of the challenges of being employed in a predominately male field.
Keeping the ocean clean is so important to our environment, the way we live, and keeping animals and the Earth safe.
Did you know sharks don't have any bones? Instead of bones sharks have "cartilage." Cartilage is tough body tissue that even humans have. Our noses and ears are made of cartilage. 
