Eartha's Sea Turtle Adventures
The further adventures of a loggerhead turtle named Eartha

Jul21

First story

Eartha-Box-1Hi Everyone!

This is my first story. I am telling a seagull named Philip all about my day, and he is going to find Selma or Gus and tell them the story to pass on to Dan. So here we go!

Today I was swimming near a pretty coral reef. I saw an angelfish, a clown fish and even some other parrotfish. I also saw a person swimming underwater; I think he took my picture. I hope he got the pretty side of my shell! I swam a little closer to the man and saw what was under him on the reef. It was garbage. This made me very sad. I know what it is like to be tangled in fishing string. However, I was happy to see the man was actually cleaning the reef. He had a bag with him that was like a net, and he picked up the garbage and put it in the bag. This made me happy.

As I swam around the reef, I saw more people underwater cleaning the reef. Some of the people’s bags were already full. It made me think of all the turtles, fish and other sea creatures that all that garbage could have hurt. I was glad those people cared enough to clean up the reef.

Some of the people had cameras, so to say thank you, I swam around them in circles and let them take my picture.

That’s it for now.

Eartha

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Jul18

How all this works

Hello! Welcome to Eartha’s StoryBlog!

I know you are wondering how a sea turtle can tell a story. Well, I can tell you it’s not easy, but sea turtles are very smart, and our Eartha figured out a way to tell me what she is up to. Then I get to tell you!

When Eartha comes to the surface of the water, she will find a seagull to tell the story of her recent adventure. The seagull travels to find other seagulls close to South Florida—There are two seagulls in South Florida, one named Selma and the other named Gus. Eartha’s story is passed to one of these seagulls, and then they seek out a parrot named Clyde.

Clyde, who can speak some English, finds me, and tells me, as best as he can, what Eartha’s story was. I do my best to figure out the story, and where Eartha is, and then I get to share that story with you.

Its sound easy. But, sometimes seagulls get things confused, so I’ll let you know if something smells fishy.

I hope to have a story from Eartha very soon.

Dan

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