Mummichogs, blue crabs, mako sharks and humpback whales all had a place at the table in Stafford Township last week. Well, the discussion table, at least.
“I learned mako sharks can jump really high out of the water to catch their prey, and today I learned how to catch crabs,” said Amelia Cavone, a 10-year-old who was among the dozen and a half kids in attendance for New Logic’s Marine Science Camp at Mill Creek Park, Manahawkin on July 24.
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