North Carolina Aquarium Helping Local Sea Turtles

A North Carolina aquarium is here to help some of our favorite sea creatures. The Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores is helping cold-stunned turtles get back healthy. They are helping over 200 cold-stunned sea turtles so that they can be nursed back to health. Who doesn't enjoy beautiful sea turtles?

QC News is reporting their good effort to help save these precious sea creatures. All of the turtles were rescued in different parts of North Carolina in December. The aquarium took in about 22 of the turtles. They received help also from the Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue in Surf City and NC Aquarium at Roanoke Island. The sea turtles were all endangered or threatened in some way so this effort is of great help.

In good news, at least seven of the turtles from the Pine Knoll Shores aquarium have been returned to the aquarium. What a great way to start off the new year and help our sea life. Click here to get the full story.

One thing about being in North Carolina, you are not far off from the wild of South Carolina. From the beaches and small towns, South Carolina has tons to offer. But, have you ever thought about maybe animals that live in South Carolina? Well, this summer you might get a visit from a few more things other than just some nice southern charm. South Carolina beaches are home to different coastal vibes, including animals.

The Travel wondered what animals might you see when visiting the beaches along the coast of South Carolina. I am sure you are wondering what they found. Let's just say you may not have known about some of these creep crawlers (or swimmers). South Carolinas wildlife has a huge range, especially near the beaches. Some are creatures you may want to interact with, while others you should just avoid altogether. South Carolina is home to some beautiful wildlife creatures you could enjoy a view of during your next trip. Check out what wildlife creatures you may see on your next trip to the South Carolina coast.

Click here to learn more about the different animals you may see on the South Carolina coast.