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December 2019 | Paddle Tales eNewsletter

David Schrichte manatee photo
It's A Fact 
A manatee's age can be determined by the annual growth rings in its ear bones. See more Manatee FAQ.  
Thank you to everyone who donated on Giving TEESday! With your help, we met our goal, raising over $20,000 for manatees in one day.

manatee and palm tree video
Manatee Season Begins 
Watch our live webcams and get info on manatee viewing areas. Plus see the latest photos of the Blue Spring adoptees and recent videos, including a funny clip of a manatee enjoying a downed palm tree. 
holiday ecards
Send Free Holiday eCards
Celebrate the season with manatees by using our ecards to send your warmest wishes to family and friends. There's four different designs, and you can include a personal message. Send ecards now.
Nick the manatee
Meet A Manatee: Nick 
In the winter, when the water temperatures cool, manatees start heading south to warm water refuge areas. All except for Nick, that is. He would be the manatee heading north. Learn more.
Why do manatees look green?
Manatee Q & A 
Q. Why do manatees sometimes look green? — Miyana Bahl, Massachusetts. Watch our video and get the answerSend your manatee question, and if we feature it, you'll get a free 2020 calendar!
Manatee stocking ornament
Save 20% On Holiday Ornament
An adorable manatee in a holiday stocking designed exclusively for SMC by Florida artist Kevin Rowley. Use promo code HOLIDAY19 to get 20% off! (Supplies are limited.) Shop now. 

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