November 2016 Blog Archive
Could Dinosaurs Swim? ...And Other Prehistoric Peculiarities
Sun, Nov 27, 2016
Today’s expansive ocean is no stranger to frightening, sharp-toothed creatures swimming in its depths—but did the world’s waters always look like this? Read More
Aquariums in History
Fri, Nov 25, 2016
For those who love to learn about life below the surface, modern day aquariums are a gift, easily accessible in major cities across the globe. Of course, it wasn’t always this way! Read More
What Makes a Rogue Wave?
Thu, Nov 24, 2016
Large, sudden and certainly scary, rogue waves are nothing to laugh it—but until fairly recently, these monster waves weren’t even accepted as scientific fact! In today’s blog, we’re exploring the nature of the rogue wave, how we discovered it, and t... Read More
The Little Mermaid: Getting to Know the Classic Fairytale
Wed, Nov 23, 2016
When we say “Little Mermaid,” your mind probably jumps to the famous Disney princess who twirled through the water and longed for a life on land—but did you know that she was a literary fixture long before hitting the silver screen? Read More
Peering into the Mysterious Conch
Tue, Nov 22, 2016
When it comes to symbols of the sea, there are few more recognizable (or mesmerizing) than the conch shell. While it’s a shell perhaps best known for its spiraled shape and striking appearance, the conch shell has held significant meaning for societi... Read More
Welcome to Doggerland: A Land Beneath the Sea
Mon, Nov 21, 2016
Today, you’d need a boat or a plane to get from the British Isles to mainland Europe—but thousands of years ago, the North Sea told quite a different story! Read More
A Black Friday Boat Trip You’ll Remember
Sat, Nov 19, 2016
This Black Friday, millions of people will be waking up before the crack of dawn to get a jump start on the day ahead—but not all of them will be going shopping! Black Friday boating is a tradition we hope to see more of in the years ahead. It lets u... Read More
Warm Up at the 44th Annual Fort Myers Boat Show
Tue, Nov 15, 2016
If recent temperature drops have you longing for the warmth and sunshine of summer, you’re not alone. Fortunately, there’s still a chance for you to soak up the sun—and enjoy some boating fun in the process! Learn more about Fort Myers and the 44th A... Read More
Turkey Day Traditions We Love
Tue, Nov 01, 2016
Thanksgiving just isn’t the same without food, family and a delicious turkey at the center of your table—but don’t forget about making new traditions along the way! For those with a knack for adventure and a love of all things water, here are a Thank... Read More
10 Mayflower Facts for Thanksgiving
Tue, Nov 01, 2016
Plymouth Rock. The Pilgrims. The first Thanksgiving feast. We all know the story of Thanksgiving—but without one very famous ship, it’s likely that our country’s history might look very different today! We take a closer look at the Mayflower, and the... Read More