Animal Sites for Helpful Science Fun
May 19, 2005
I have been having fun helping a circle companion collect a list of animal websites for kids. I was looking for pages with pictures and without popups, or too high a percentage of distracting, flashing ads.
* Crocodiles - NOVA
* African Wildlife Foundation
* WhaleNet
* Albatross Project
* Walker's Wildlife Page
* More Whales
* Dinorama
* Discovering Dinosaurs
* Kenya Beasts
* Amazing Rainforest Animals
(This is an abandoned site with outdated outbound links, but the pretty pictures and poems are still there now.)
I found link lists of animal websites, but none so far without more than one broken link, and one or more sites that were only domain names up for sale, parked with ads on them in the meanwhile. This is turning into an ongoing project that is easier on my addled brain and boggled mind than all the philosophizing I was doing.
So, I am sure I shall return with more, soon.
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