Fish Farms Dirty Little Secret, Mystery of Watermelon Snow, 1200 Species of Sea Cucumbers
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Fish Farms Dirty Little Secret, Mystery of Watermelon Snow, 1200 Species of Sea Cucumbers
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About this listen
- Fish Farms and how sea cucumbers are rescuing them. Why sea cucumbers are often called “the true vacuums of the sea floor.
- Watermelon Snow transforms utah mountains into shades of pink and red. Visitors to Utah's Cache County are being treated to a stunning sight — mountain ranges covered with pink and red snow
- Did You Know: Sea Cucumbers
Hear from our on-the-beat reporter and resident jokester, Allie McNally.
Listen to her “Did You Know” segment each week.
If you make it through the credits you will hear our easter egg.
Credits and Links
- These Happy Headlines come to you courtesy of kidpillar.com, and dogonews.com
- This podcast is produced and created by The Get Happy Community…Please consider giving us a review, 5 stars would make us very happy. Subscribe to Get Happy Headlines with Stella and Mickey, wherever you get your podcasts. Join our Get Happy Community, we want to hear from you, please send us an email at gethappyheadlines@gmail.com with your happy headline.
https://kidpillar.com/fun-facts-for-kids-weird-but-true/
https://www.dogonews.com/2023/6/23/can-sea-cucumbers-help-clean-up-fish-farms
https://www.dogonews.com/2023/6/22/watermelon-snow-transforms-utah-mountains-into-shades-of-pink-and-red
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