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- Each monthly issue of the Wildlife E-Magazine contains: Exciting news articles and stories about wildlife; nature jokes, facts, and trivia; lessons in astronomy; writing and art contests; nature photography tips; information about upcoming events; and more!
- The Book of the Month Club provides an opportunity for parents to find high-quality books about animals and nature that their kids will enjoy every month. Special books for parents and teachers are highlighted every month as well. Books are carefully reviewed and selected by the Wildlife Kids Club staffand made available for purchase on the Webstore. Purchases made there help fund the non-profit Wildlife Sanctuary and educational programs offered by Wildlife Associates.
- Family Activities are posted monthly to help provide ideas for learning about nature and exploring the outdoors.
- Articles about effective mentoring and teaching techniques for people of all ages are included regularly on the parents’ site.
- The Adopt an Animal is a great way to teach children compassion and the importance of giving and helping.
Looking for a gift that's unusual and unconventional? Adopt an animal for a family member or friend! Adoptions make great gifts and you'll never have to worry about housebreaking! Celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, promotions, human births, graduations, bar/bat mitzvahs, holidays, or to the person who's always there to help you!
- The Kids Club Webstore offers educational products and other great merchandise. Purchases made at the Webstore support the operation of the Wildlife Sanctuary and its educational programs.
- Many exciting Classes and Events are offered through Wildlife Associates. Stay updated on our programs for schools, workshops for adults and families, and special kids camps
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| Gross Me Out |
| Gila monsters, leopard geckos, and other lizards store fat in their tails.
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| Cool Facts |
| Penguins live on both the super-cool continent of Antarctica and the equatorial Galapagos Islands. |
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| Did You Know |
| At 40 mph, ostriches can run 5 mph faster than jackrabbits.
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