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Rhinocerouses
 
Rhinocerouses are one of the worlds largest animals.
They are mammals, just like humans, and give live birth to their offspring. As they mature rhinos
grow horns, which are made of hair, on their noses. Of the 30 species that existed 100 years ago,
only 5 remain and are endangered.
The amazing rhinocerous!
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Coral Reefs (example only)
 
Coral Reefs are often called the Rainforests of the Sea.
This is partly do to coral looking like a forest of trees, but also because such a wide variety
of ocean animals live and breed there. Coral Reefs are as important to the ocean as rainforests are
to the world's land ecosystems.
Rainforests of the sea!
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Sea Turtle Protection Society  
The Sea Turtle Protection Society of Greece. The STPS
is a program in Greece that protects the loggerhead sea turtle at sites throughout the mediterranean. If you
are 18 or older and can volunteer a minimum of 28 days this is a great experience working with these amazing
reptiles!
More about the STPS of Greece.
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