The Earth Day event is much more than a celebration. It is a way to help raise awareness for endangered animals. At the Snow Forts you will find a catalog called 'Animals We're Helping'. It's full of interesting facts, and information on some very special animals that are being supported by Club Penguin's 2011 Coins for Change donations
Painted Dog: African Painted Dogs only have four toes on each foot, instead of five!
Saiga Antelope: Saiga can eat poisonous plants that many other animals turn away from!
Andean Cat: Andean Cats are very rare-they have only been observed in the wild a few times!
Snow Leopard: The bottom of their paws are covered in fur, to protect them from the cold
Cotton Top Tamarin: These miniature monkey can make about 38 distinct sounds, to express joy, sadness and anger!
Lion: Although sometimes called "king of the jungle", lions do not live in jungles!
Rockhopper Penguin: These social penguins have blood-red eyes. Not all of them are pirates!
Black Footed Penguin: These penguins don't live in the antarctic, but in the cool waters of South Africa!
Magellanic Penguin: These penguins can swim underwater at speeds up to 15 miles per hour!
Tapir: Tapirs are excellent swimmers, and will hang out in the water holes to cool off from the heat!
Rockhopper Penguin: These social penguins have blood-red eyes. Not all of them are pirates!
Black Footed Penguin: These penguins don't live in the antarctic, but in the cool waters of South Africa!
Magellanic Penguin: These penguins can swim underwater at speeds up to 15 miles per hour!
Tapir: Tapirs are excellent swimmers, and will hang out in the water holes to cool off from the heat!
There are actually many ways to help the environment around the island. You can help clean up the ocean with the Aqua Grabber! In the Soda Seas, there are a number of barrels that need to be cleaned up. But make sure you don't sink!
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