The yellow you have chosen as the background works great for this post, it has definitely caught my eye and looks great! Next time, you might like to change the colour of the font to make it easier to read. I like the pictures of the two fish you have chosen, have you given them any names?
These facts are really interesting, aren't they? Some of them are almost too hard to believe... You're right for the first fact, the oldest aquarium fish in the world was indeed an Australian lungfish. His name was Granddad (I can tell why) and he actually lived until the old age of 95! It's so weird that sharks have eyelids. Speaking of eyelids, I've got another fact for you that's true: Did you know that camels have three eyelids? THREE! I think that's insanely crazy! It's pretty funny that starfish aren't actually fish since they have the word "fish" in their name.
Kia ora Aimee,
ReplyDeleteThe yellow you have chosen as the background works great for this post, it has definitely caught my eye and looks great! Next time, you might like to change the colour of the font to make it easier to read. I like the pictures of the two fish you have chosen, have you given them any names?
These facts are really interesting, aren't they? Some of them are almost too hard to believe... You're right for the first fact, the oldest aquarium fish in the world was indeed an Australian lungfish. His name was Granddad (I can tell why) and he actually lived until the old age of 95! It's so weird that sharks have eyelids. Speaking of eyelids, I've got another fact for you that's true: Did you know that camels have three eyelids? THREE! I think that's insanely crazy! It's pretty funny that starfish aren't actually fish since they have the word "fish" in their name.
Keep up the hard work,
Evelyn :D