Avast ye matey!...Okay! So I'm a Pirate! Normally unfolded A4 paper is pretty useless, at least by U.S. standards for printing. I know I've never used it for antything accept for making things like this paper boat. So go to the link below and download the boat diagram to start your adventure today! http://dev.origami.com/diagram.cfm
We all have cravings from time to time, but we have a choice whether not to choose the high road or the low when it comes to our health. So go ahead! Go for it! But choose wisely!
The hermit crab is a common sea creature sometimes found in tide pools around Newfoundland. This type of crab lives in the discarded shells of molluscs in order to contain and protect their bodies. As they grow, they must find bigger shells to move into. The crab hangs on very tightly to the shell with it's tail muscles, making extraction difficult. Hermit crabs have two pairs of antennae and five pairs of legs. When in danger, the crab withdraws into it's shell as deeply as possible.
For this Hermit a discarded tin can will have to do for the time being.
