Anybody have links to favorite, educational, or intersting animal or nature websites? I tend to hit www.CentralPets.com when I looking for the basics on a species.
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interesting animal websites
- Thread starter sumguy
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StubbyUK
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Hmm, my current favourite is the Monterey Bay aquarium website. I have a thing for sharks 
Not only do they currently have the only Great White in captivity but they have a webcam so you can watch it. The website in general is great with lots of info, and other webcams as well.
The website is at:-
Monterey Bay Aquarium
The Great White is in the Outer Bay exhibition.
StubbyUK
Not only do they currently have the only Great White in captivity but they have a webcam so you can watch it. The website in general is great with lots of info, and other webcams as well.
The website is at:-
Monterey Bay Aquarium
The Great White is in the Outer Bay exhibition.
StubbyUK
TrpnBils
22 is not enough snakes
If you're in the US, check out www.enature.com
They have a feature where you can enter your zip code (although you have to give them an email address, I just use a fake one) and it'll show you all the species in your zip code. You can then filter the results to only include certain things (plants or animals, then even as far down as the individual families).
They have a feature where you can enter your zip code (although you have to give them an email address, I just use a fake one) and it'll show you all the species in your zip code. You can then filter the results to only include certain things (plants or animals, then even as far down as the individual families).
Shep151
Too busy to hang out.
Here's a site dedicated to what may very well be my favorite non-Cornsnake.
http://rubberboas.com/
http://rubberboas.com/
ooo i love the monterey bay website i actually only live like an hour away from there and the great white is just amazing! and theyve had to take out some of the blue finned tuna cuz the great white was attacking and killing them i just saw her yesterday and shes bigger then she was last time i saw her(they grow so fast*sniff*)StubbyUK said:Hmm, my current favourite is the Monterey Bay aquarium website. I have a thing for sharks
Not only do they currently have the only Great White in captivity but they have a webcam so you can watch it. The website in general is great with lots of info, and other webcams as well.
The website is at:-
Monterey Bay Aquarium
The Great White is in the Outer Bay exhibition.
StubbyUK
StubbyUK
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Oooh, heck, and they had to take the soup fin sharks out a couple of weeks back cos she killed two of them - not so good...but I do like to get my fix on the live cam everyday or so, and check for updates. I live just a tad further away, lol, so I don't think I'll be able to go and have a look at her myself.
StubbyUK