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Blog|更新日:2025年2月16日/日曜日
Blog|更新日:2025年2月14日/金曜日
Kia ora and hello everyone!
When I was in New Zealand last month, it was summer there! Since NZ is in the Southern Hemisphere, it’s seasons are flipped which means when it’s winter in Japan, it’s summer in NZ!
It was a really beautiful summer this year and I spent a lot of time hanging out at the local lake with my friends. Here they did water sports like kayaking, paddle boarding and jet-skiing! It was really beautiful and relaxing!
Are you excited for summer?
Blog|更新日:2025年2月7日/金曜日
Jellyfish are some of the weirdest animals in the ocean. They don’t have brains, hearts, or bones, but they can still move and sting! Jellyfish are made up of 95% water, and their bodies are like squishy, clear balloons. Some jellyfish are small, but others can be very big. The lion’s mane jellyfish has tentacles that are longer than a bus!
One of the coolest things about jellyfish is their glow. Some jellyfish can glow in the dark! This is called bioluminescence. It helps them hide from predators or even find food in the deep, dark ocean.
Even though jellyfish might seem strange, they are important to ocean life. They help balance the food chain and provide food for other animals like sea turtles.
Next time you see a jellyfish, remember: it’s not just a squishy blob, but a fascinating creature!