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Hawaiian Monk Seal
April 6, 2021 No Comments
Etymology The Hawaiian monk seal is named for its folds of skin that somewhat resemble a monk’s cowl, and because it is usually seen alone
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What do Whales Sound Like?
February 16, 2021 No Comments
Pacific Humpback Whales are truly native Hawaiians—many of them were conceived and born in Hawaiian waters.
Hawaiian Goose (Nene)
February 16, 2021 No Comments
The Hawaiian Goose or Nene is a protected species that is unique only to Hawaii. Once near extinction in the mid 1950’s (estimated as low
9 Hawaiian Books to Read Before and During Your Visit
January 21, 2019 No Comments
Countless Hawaiian books have been written over the years. Some chronicle the history of the Hawaiian islands and recount stories passed down through generations via
Kukui Nut Trees
January 6, 2018 No Comments
Hawaii’s State Tree History The Kukui Nut Tree became the official state tree of Hawaii when Hawaii became the 50th state in the United States,
Pacific Golden Plover–Kolea
January 6, 2018 1 Comment
Should you visit Hawaii in the fall and winter months, you may have the opportunity to see the Pacific Golden Plover. This beautiful bird was
