CEDO

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CEDO
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Rinse your feet here, please, not in the central
courtyard
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After a swim, you can hang your suit up here
(behind CEDO)
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Park in the lot below the fin whale skeleton (a
UA student put this skeleton together as a summer
project)
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Cedo beach
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Looking for shells in the drift line
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• Intertidal EtiquetteWhen on the reef, please
• Handle all creatures carefully and with respect!
• Turn all rocks back into their original
  positions.
• No poking with pens or other objects.
• Each reef animal has its special home, try not to
  disturb it or its home.

The giant tide pools at Station Beach The
intertidal zone, where the water recedes each
tide, is extensive here.
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acorn barnacles
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Angelic tooth snails
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ringed brittle star
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Heliaster, the sunstar
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Pencil urchin
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Giant black brittle star
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Purple urchin
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Purple urchin
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Horse mussel
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Bread crumb sponge
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Black chiton
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Clingfish (under rocks)
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Bottle sea cucumber
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Fireworms (dont touch!)
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Golf ball sponge
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Swimming clam
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Tube snail
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Tunicates and sponges
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Twin spot octopus
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Pistol shrimp
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Brown carpet anemones
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Brown carpet anemones open under water
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Small olive snails
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