Those rubbery, branching clumps currently covering Slaughter Beach might look like something from the plant world. But they’re actually made up of tiny animals.
Rubbery bryozoan
Rubbery Those rubbery, branching clumps currently covering Slaughter Beach might look like something from the plant world. But they’re actuall…
Get checked, stay healthy... Worcester County encourages Colorectal Cancer screenings this March.
Though bald eagles were on the verge of extinction during the mid-twentieth century, they haven't been endangered since 2007 and their numbers have been increasing in Delaware in recent years.
With wildlife activity peaking in Delaware, DNREC is reminding visitors and locals alike: If you encounter young animals, especially deer fawns, seemingly alone in nature, do not interfere.
