DID U KNOW ABOUT THE SEASHORE ???

             DID U KNOW   ?

                   The Seashore
            The land meets the sea at the seashore, which is the home of many Animals  .  Hundreds of  species  of crabs patrol sandy seashores and hide in rookpools ,searching  for scraps of food. Crustaceans or mollusks have shells or other hard casing  to  protect them from birds, t
he hot sun and the pounding waves. Sand hoppers feed on  rotting  plants , especially seaweed that has been washed up onto the beach. Sea urchins  graze on tiny animals and plants from rocks, and starfish feed on coral and  shellfish . Certain corals provide a safe shelter for other seashore animals. Some fish  have  also adapted to life near the shore. The   weeverfish  hides in the sand , ready to eat 
any small fish or crabs that swim nearby.   

          FACTOPEDIA

1. The world's deepest   postbox is in  Susami Bay in Japan.  It's 10 metres
underwater.

2. The Dutch village of Giethoorn has no rodas ; its buildings are 
connected entirely by canals and footbridges.

3. The top of Eiffel Tower leans  away  from the sun , as the metal facing 
the sun heats up and expands. It can move as much as 7 inches.8

4. A honk is a the  sound a goose makes , or a noise that sounds  like a 
goose . Carr horns are often described as going " honk".
         LOVELY BOOK READING
         The Going  To - Bed Book 
           Author: Sandra Boynton
    Book Description:
Getting ready for sleep is tones of for in this special 
anniversary edition of  a Sandra Boynton classic. The sun has set long ago.
Now everybody goes below to take a bath in one big tub with soap all over - SCRUB  SCRUB  SCRUB!
This classic bedtime story is just right for winding down the day as a joyful, silly group  of animals scrub scrub scrub in the tub, brush and brush their teeth , finally rock and rock and rock to sleep.
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