Fossils on the Great Lakes Shores
The shores of the Great Lakes reveal a diverse array of treasures that wash up, and beachcombing is a favorite occupation of many folks.
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1000 Mermaids
Learn about this eco-art project by biologists, artists, and environmental agencies to create reefs made of mermaid sculptures.
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Shark Frenzy
This beachcomber from Venice, Florida, collects mostly shark teeth and fossils.
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Neon Glow From Below
As we walked towards the surf, we saw people silhouetted against a tremendous crashing electric blue wave!Â
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Sea Beans of South Texas Beaches
Sea beans travel on the ocean currents from the rain forests of the tropics to the beaches along the Gulf Coast.
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Splendid Sands
A microscope reveals a rainbow of colors in beach sands from around the world.
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Beachcombing in the Pacific Northwest: Fossil Concretions
Fossilized finds on the Pacific Northwest coast include concretions embedded in beach rocks.
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Manatees: Lady of the Sea
Civilizations have the same myth around manatees: a half-woman half-fish, known to us as the mermaid.
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A Mermaidâs purse
These egg cases that wash up on shores are sometimes called "mermaid's purses"
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Lake Superior Agates
Agates have been treasured by humans for thousands of years for their beauty and utility.
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Beach Glow Up â Bioluminescent Bays
The water in unique bays literally glows in the dark, through a process called bioluminescence.
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