OzzieAlive, Inc.
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Hegins, PA 17938
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We open the show with a remarkable classroom drill using two whale puppets; the sperm whale, and the blue whale. Like an exciting foreign language lesson, the children respond in a chorus of new terms--flipper, flukes, baleen and krill. This segment is packed with solid information on whale physiology, their feeding, their communication and their endangerment. We also show a six foot humpback jawbone, a large vertebra, sperm whale teeth, and an exceptional piece of baleen.


Students Participate in Short Play

Though we make a strong statement against modern commercial whaling, we explore the glory days of whaling from open boats. With the help of students from the audience, we go whaling in a fun-filled creative drama adventure.


Whale Watching

We conclude the show by going to the ocean and looking for whales in a giant screen slide presentation. With stops at the New Bedford Whaling Museum and Mystic Marinelife Aquarium along the way, we arrive in Provicentown, Massachusetts and board the Dolphin IV for an exciting afternoon of whale watching. Our photographs of humpbacks diving under our ship are superb. We end our slide show with extraordinary photos of 41 sperm whales stranded on an Oregon beach in June of 1979.


Whale Show on Television


Our whale show was chosen by the Center for Environmental Education for a national tour in the spring of 1982. A segment of the show was filmed by South Carolina Educational Television and was aired nationally in 1987.


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