It's Manatee Appreciation Day; thanks to @stilgherrian and @mycrowgirl for reminding me!
So here's a manatee from the Mote Marine Aquarium in Sarasota, Florida.
It's Manatee Appreciation Day; thanks to @stilgherrian and @mycrowgirl for reminding me!
So here's a manatee from the Mote Marine Aquarium in Sarasota, Florida.
It's #ManateeAppreciationDay! Did you know that #manatees occasionally swim as far north as #CapeCod? Or that half of their day is spent sleeping in the water?🌊 What a life! To learn more about the cows of the #sea, visit https://www.mspca.org/animal_protection/animal-welfare-marine-life/
[Commentary ] Slow-moving and peaceful, manatees are vital to the health of our oceans.
This Manatee Appreciation Day, we honor the dedicated people working to save them.
As a new op-ed by conservationist Omar Vidal argues, whether these giants survive the next 100 years is up to us. https://mongabay.cc/PCo3jf

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