21. Threats To Manatees And Dugongs Threats to manatees and Dugongs. Every year more and more people live near the warm coasts and rivers that are also the homes to manatees and dugongs. http://www.cep.unep.org/kids/cb11.html

Threats to Manatees and Dugongs

22. Manatees In Belize: An Earthwatch Expedition By an Earthwatch volunteer who worked for two weeks on a scientific project. Describes data gathering and the overall experience. http://members.bellatlantic.net/~samg2/belize

August 2001 S M T W T F S Prologue Welcome This website chronicles the two weeks I spent in Belize as part of an Earthwatch Expedition. The pages are long, and there are many of them. I wanted to write a thorough travelogue for myself, but also for others who are thinking of doing an Earthwatch expedition and want to know what to expect.

23. Crew Removes Manatees At Risk Of Freezing CNN http://cnn.com/2001/NATURE/01/04/manatee.rescue.ap/index.html

24. Orange | Manatees Orange Recordings A four-to-the-floor record label with bands like Ultrababyfat, White Hassle and Cash Audio NEWS I - The manatees have a song on Road Fools 8 Live MP3's from The manatees' http://www.orangerecordings.com/manatees.html

Home Bands Store MP3's / Video's / Etc. Links Press Contact Us Orange Radio Discographies Message Board THE MANATEES CD $6 (SALE) CD *See the Orange catalog in its entirety, with tons of merch from all of our bands and much more here **Also you can browse the other labels we sell here Subscribe to Orange Click the chick to get our newsletter! MANATEES TOUR OFFICIAL SITE A GREAT REVIEW OTHER REVIEWS ... DISCOGRAPHY MULTI-MEDIA (To access all of our free downloads and streams on one easy page, click here UPDATES NEWS I - The Manatees have a song on Road Fools 8 . A great BMX video - in the vein of the old great skate videos like Bones Brigade - this one features 13 renegade bikers storming the Midwest in search of fresh street and skatepark terrain. Stops include Madison, WI, Minneapolis, MN, The Oval, Mankato, MN, Racine, WI, Mundelein, IL, Chicago, IL, Joliet, IL, Milwaukee, WI, and Appleton, WI. Featuring bikers Matt Beringer, Steve Crandall, Chris Doyle, George Dossantos, John Heaton, Josh Heino, John Englebert, Rick Moliterno, Dave Osato, Brian Terada, Joe Tiseo, Brian Vowell, and Brian Wizmerski. Cover artwork and words by Steve Crandall. In memory of Joe Tiseo. More here NEWS II - Live MP3's from The Manatees' on-air live radio show at KFJC in Santa Cruz, CA.

25. Tasty Manatees May 21, 2004. What is a German soldier worth? Quick, name one war in the past 100 years where German soldiers have fought alongside http://www.tastymanatees.com/

June 09, 2004 The Photo John Kerry is Not Going to Let You See. Tim Noah at Slate has the scoop on a photograph of John Kerry daintily throwing his Vietnam medals away at a huge anti-American war protest he organized in 1971. Apparently, an ex-employee and friend of Kerry's displayed the damning photo of the candidate at a trade display for his upcoming photo book, John Kerry: A Portrait Previously, I was only able to find pictures of others throwing away their medals at John Kerry's protest, such as this one: But it seems as though Kerry actually never did get his hands on all the pictures of him from that day. However, I wouldn't get my hopes up on seeing this picture anytime soon. The photographer was Kerry's press secretary, charged with protecting the man's image, and his book is not intended to provide ammunition to the candidate's detractors. Considering that John Kerry has spent the last twenty years covering up his anti-American past (including trying to buy up all the existing copies of his Vietnam-era screed, The New Soldier ), I am willing to bet that Kerry's good friend will ultimately decide that there just isn't enough room in the photo book for a picture of the candidate trashing everything half the electorate holds dear. The ironic part is that he used Tim Noah, a definitely anti-Kerry columnist, to plug an upcoming book that will ultimately serve as a soft-focus glorification of the candidate.

26. Manatees manatees http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.aqua.org/animals/species/manatee.htm

27. Tasty Manatees: John Kerry's Vietnam Playbook. Also, for those who missed the recent post on Tasty manatees, I am also currently seeking photographs of John Kerry from the April 23, 1971 protest he helped http://www.tastymanatees.com/archives/000167.html

Main September 04, 2003 John Kerry's Vietnam Playbook. John Kerry is a demagogue of the worst sort. Yesterday, he tried to use the militarily insignificant but oft-reported sporadic terrorist attacks against our soldiers in Iraq for his political gain. At a photo opportunity, he said Update Working link to same piece.] I say to America, we deserve a president who gets it right from the beginning before young men and women are killed...They were wrong. Dead wrong. " Kerry is working from the same political playbook he wrote during his Vietnam Veterans Against the War days. He is beginning his effort to use the blood of servicemen still in the field for his own political advancement by claiming that their blood was shed unnecessarily or in vain. This is astoundingly transparent, and I am surprised his advisors let him take this tack. John Kerry appears to be saying that American soldiers are dying unnecessarily because President Bush should have let the U.N. lead the fight for us, an asinine assertion to say the least. The actual argument, though, is unimportant for his purposes, he merely wants to be on the record blaming President Bush for the deaths of U.S. servicemen, his ugly tactic from the Vietnam War. Update 1/21/04 - In light of the Iowa caucus results, I will be updating my John Kery posts soon. For now, here is a telling excerpt from John Kerry's shameful congressional testimony on

28. Florida Manatees Tours Crystal River Manatee Tours Homosassa Springs Manatee Tou Snorkel tours to interact with the manatees in their natural environment. SCUBA instruction, underwater and nature photography. http://www.aquamarineimages.com/

All Manatee Tours By Reservation Only April 1st - Sept. 30, everyday at 6:30 AM For Reservation Call:1-888-SEA - COW2 (732-2692) or Call 794-5477 Welcome To AquaMarine Images If scuba diving is your bag, we have a variety of dive trips to offer, from beginner to the most seasoned diver! From diving the 72-degree springs in, Crystal River, to offshore dives in the tropical waters of the Gulf of Mexico's Nature Coast, we offer it all! Fishing? Whether you enjoy hook and line or spear fishing (offshore), we offer deep sea, inshore, and bay fishing. Aquamarine Images also offers Rainbow River tours, skin diving, topside and underwater photography and video, bird and wildlife identification, ecology tours, family vacations, or just a day getaway on the water! Captain Charlie Slider, also known as "Waterdog" in the Crystal River and Homosassa, Florida, local waters, has taken many hundreds of clients to meet his beloved West Indian Manatees. Since 1988, his knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm has become so infectious, that clients return year after year, bringing other family members and friends to meet the endangered West Indian Manatee.

29. TC Uni Stuttgart Manatees E.V. Der Tauchclub informiert ¼ber Training und Ausbildung, verschiedene Mitglieder berichten von TauchReisen. http://www.s-line.de/homepages/tc-manatees/

30. Nelson-web Quest manatees. By Sandra Turner and Michelle Guzman. Introduction. manatees are an endangered species. Endangered species are animals and http://www.esc20.net/etprojects/formats/webquests/fall99/nelson/Default.htm

31. The Coral Divers - HOME Freshwater and saltwater diving in central Florida with a focus on manatees. http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Cabana/8483/home.html

THE CORAL DIVERS HOME PAGE Florida Manatee... they may become extinct in your lifetime Welcome to THE CORAL DIVERS Home Page. This web site is dedicated to Fresh and Saltwater Diving in Florida. There is also a big focus on the endangered Manatee. Florida is THE place for Scuba Diving. We have so many natural springs that you can dive in. More over, we have some of the best reef diving in the world. You can even dive in the Gulf of Mexico. This site provides information and links to some of the great dive spots in our state. So dive in to the THE CORAL DIVERS and learn something. My buddy Don with a little something left behind by a local Manatee... (probably a good thing he was wearing gloves) Index of this site's links Manatee News about Florida dive sites My Under water picture Gallery Please sign my guest book! ... All my favorite Scuba links One of the Newest Members of the Scuba site ring The Scuba Site Ring This site owned by The Coral Divers Also member of these Web Rings This site is listed in the SCUBA Directory Manatee Gallery News ICQ ... E-Mail Wednesday, October 11, 2000

32. The Official Site Of Brevard County Manatees Baseball And Montreal Expos Spring manateesBaseball.com Home of the Brevard County manatees, a second year SingleA Affiliate of the Montreal Expos, 5/13/04, R, H, E. manatees, 9, 9, 0. Tigers, 6, 10, 0. http://www.manateesbaseball.com/index.cfm?Method=Home.Home

33. Fleeing Males, Manatees Beach In Florida CNN http://cnn.com/2002/TECH/science/07/30/environment.manatees.reut/index.html

34. {:.:. I <3 Manatees .:.:} Last Update May 2, 2004. Welcome to the official fanlisting for manatees! This site has been approved by thefanlistings.org. If http://www.martiniwaitress.net/manatees/

Last Update: May 31, 2004 Welcome to the official fanlisting for manatees! This site has been approved by thefanlistings.org . If you're a fan of these kind, lovable mammals, then you're in the right place! Please browse around and join! :D members: Michelle

35. Florida Grapples With Plight Of Manatees CNN http://cnn.com/2003/TECH/science/05/27/florida.manatees.reut/index.html

36. TWO-TC: Understanding Manatees Understanding manatees. How long can a manatee hold its breath? manatees hold their breath for 3 to 5 minutes when active and up to 20 minutes when resting. http://www.thewildones.org/Curric/manateeUnder.html

Understanding Manatees Reprinted from The Wild Times Teacher Connection v3n3, Spring 1998. It is difficult to comprehend something as alien as a manatee if one has not experienced them. Especially difficult for children is interpreting the abstractions of the size and weight of such a large animal. The following suggestions are presented as activities in which you and your students may engage to de-mystify these unusual creatures. How many children does it take to equal the weight of an average manatee? Children may be sensitive about their individual weight, but by submitting their weight on a secret ballot, an average weight for your age group can be computed. We suggest that children be presented with the class sum rather than the individual weights. They can then compute the mean average by dividing that sum by the number of children in the class. Once an average child weight is arrived at, the children can easily use that weight as a divisor in finding the number of children that equal the weight of the average 1200 pound (500 kg) manatee. To make this number more concrete, gather that many children together near a actual size model of a manatee.

37. Crackdown On Boaters Needed To Prevent Extinction Of Florida Manatees CNN http://cnn.com/2003/US/South/04/30/manatee.report.ap/index.html

38. Manatees Now they know that manatees are more closely related to elephants than any other living animal. Scientists other. Learn More About manatees. http://www.thewildones.org/Animals/manatee.html

West Indian Manatee Trichechus manatus This page is also available in Spanish. What weights over 1000 pounds, looks a bit like a walrus with wrinkled, gray-brown, spongy skin, is sometimes called a "sea cow", is related to an elephant, was mistaken for mermaids, can eat more than 100 pounds of vegetables per day, and travels an average of 3 to 5 miles per hour? Why the manatee, of course! These large animals were once thought to be related to walrus because of the way they look. Today, scientists are able to identify animals using genetics. Now they know that manatees are more closely related to elephants than any other living animal. Scientists believe that manatees evolved from land mammals that returned to an aquatic life. Manatees are large marine mammals weighing up to 2000 pounds and reaching more than 12 feet in length. Like whales, their large bodies can only be supported in their watery environment. On land, their body weight would crush their internal organs. Manatees are the only marine mammals that are herbivores. Just to keep their big bodies warm, they have to eat up to one tenth of their body weight every day. For the typical manatee that means more than 100 pounds of water plants! That's equal to more than 200 heads of lettuce! Warm Water Mammals Where do manatees live?

39. Underwater Stock Photography Of Whales, Dolphins, Salmon, Manatees, Sharks, Etc. Specialist in worldwide marine environments; Searchable web site includes whales, dolphins, sharks, manatees, and salmon. http://www.brandoncole.com/

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40. SIRENIA; TRICHECHIDAE: Manatees SIRENIA; Family TRICHECHIDAE; Genus TRICHECHUS Linnaeus, 1758. manatees. manatees have only six neck vertebrae, whereas nearly all other mammals have seven. http://www.press.jhu.edu/books/walkers_mammals_of_the_world/sirenia/sirenia.tric

SIRENIA Family TRICHECHIDAE; Genus TRICHECHUS Linnaeus, 1758 Manatees The single Recent genus, Trichechus, contains three species ( Caldwell and Caldwell Domning and Hayek Husar b c Rice T. inunguis (Amazonian manatee), throughout the Amazon Basin of northern South America; T. manatus (West Indian manatee), coastal waters and some connecting rivers from Virginia around the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea to eastern Brazil, Orinoco Basin, Greater and formerly Lesser Antilles, Bahamas; T. senegalensis (West African manatee), coastal waters and connecting rivers from Senegal to Angola, occurs as far as 2,000 km up the Niger River and in tributaries of Lake Chad. The range of T. inunguis sometimes is said to include the Orinoco Basin, but such reports apparently are based on misidentification of T. manatus in the early nineteenth century. It also is unlikely that T. inunguis reaches the waters that connect the Orinoco and Amazon basins. T. inunguis occurs at the mouth of the Amazon on the Atlantic coast, where it may be sympatric with T. manatus

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