Stanley researched fun facts about the beach on the drive down, so of course he learned a few things and wanted me to share them with you. He first explained how sand is made. Sand is typically made of shells and materials from inland rocks. The particles are brought in by wind and waves from from the ocean. He then explained how seashells are created. Oysters, clams, and snails make shells to protect their bodies from predators. Calcium helps form the shell. When the animal dies, the shell is left behind. It washes to the shore by waves and the current in the ocean. He also learned a few facts about sea gulls. They only live by the sea. They eat mostly crabs and small fish. We discovered that they also love Goldfish! Stanley had fun throwing the Goldfish in the air for the birds to eat.
We enjoyed every moment of our relaxing vacation. We are looking forward to going back to the beach in May! We hope you enjoy the video of Stanley by the ocean and watching the seagulls. Please watch the video here: Stanley at the Beach
He forgot his swimsuit! Silly Stanley.
He found lots of beautiful shells.
Stanley loved feeding the seagulls!
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