Today I went to the Aquarium to see all the Australian fish. We went to all the zones of the Aquarium. There was a seal show that I saw. We went on a behind the scene tour to see baby jellyfish and injured turtles. We got to touch starfish and shark eggs. They let us keep shark teeth and touch a stingray barb!

 This is a lion fish. 

Facts about Kangaroos

1. It takes 22 day’s for a Joey to be born.

2. The Kangaroo is a marsupial which means they give birth to a tiny undeveloped baby which climbs up into the mother’s pouch and feeds and grows there.

3. They have very strong leg muscles to jump far and kick hard.

4. A group of Kangaroos are called a mob.

5. Kangaroos are herbivores.

Crikey I had a great day.   

Waiting for the gate to open.

  

I wasn’t allowed to go in the water because of my chin so I built sandcastles all afternoon.

  

We walked part of a trail in Noosa National park up to Hell’s Gate. It was challenging but beautiful.

  

After a great day at the beach, waiting to get picked up, Cole pushed  me off a 3 foot railing that I was climbing and split my chin open. There was lots of blood so I went to the Noosa hospital. Doctor Mike glued my chin back together. Today I finally get to swim!

  

I caught a giant wave while I was boarding.

  

The captain of the boat Mark, let me drive the boat. I had lots of fun.

  

   
1. If your finger is stuck in a mud crab’s pincer for fifteen seconds your finger will be crushed.

2. You can’t keep a female crab because only 1% percent of the million eggs layed, survive.

 3. If you are caught with a female crab, your boat will be taken away.
4. If there is a triangle on the belly of the mud crab it means it’s a male. If there is a circle, it is a female.

5. Mud crabs are delicious.

Fishing in the Noosa River.