Sissy's Sea Saving Tips!

I have learned a lot of information on endangered marine species.  I hope some day when Covid is over I will be able to meet the people I talked to in-person. I would like to thank everyone who has helped me with this blog. I believe the best way to thank everyone who has helped me is to get the message out to the world. I hope someday when I am older we will have decreased the number of endangered marine species by thousands.

 These are my last questions. 10. Hundreds of thousands of marine species are endangered. 11. There are many species out there we have not yet discovered. During the interview I also thought of this question. Are you still allowing encounters with the animals at Mystic during Covid? Yes, you can still have encounters with stingrays and penguins, but not belugas, as I said earlier they are able to catch Covid-19

 Some more answers to my questions, 7. There are only 12 vaquitas in the world today. The vaquitas are critically endangered. 8. No new animals have been added in the U.S. ,this is NOAA's [ National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration] list of endangered sea species in the U.S. https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/species-directory/threatened-endangered?title=&species_category=any&species_status=any&regions=all&items_per_page=all&sort= 9. This the most recent video I could find of NOAA's preservation of marine animals on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8n6H