Celebrating freedom and independence
Celebrating fathers around the world
Celebrating Diversity
Show your pride to be an American and show your flag today
Remembering those that served to preserve our freedom
Created by the International Fund for Animal Welfare in 2002. The idea is to advocate the safety and well-being of cats — things to do on this day.
— Honor and celebrate your feline friendship.
— Volunteer at a local cat shelter.
— Visit a cat cafe.
— Donate to a cat charity.
— Adopt an older cat from the shelter.
Here are some fun shark facts.
- Sharks do not have bones.
— Most sharks have good eyesight.
— Sharks have special electroreceptor organs.
— Sharkskin feels similar to sandpaper.
— Sharks can go into a trance.
— Sharks have been around the ocean for about 455 million years.
— Scientists age sharks by counting the rings on their vertebrae.
— Blue sharks really are blue.
— Whale sharks have unique spot patterns like a fingerprint.
— Some sharks have a spiracle that allows them to pull water into the respiratory system while at rest. Most sharks have to keep swimming to pump water over their gills.
— Shark teeth vary and are not the same.
— Different shark species reproduce in different ways.
Learn more about sharks HERE.
Do you have any shark stories to tell?
