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Welcome to Cocoa Beach
Google Maps Directions to Saturday's Game
Click Here for 2012 Spring Soccer Schedule!!!
Directions to our Home Field.
Links you might like!
- Why don't we have a snack schedule?
- The UF/IFAS Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants
- Tournement Schedule
- U-12 Fall Soccer Schedule 2009
- Recess = High FCAT scores!
- USN Tropical Cyclone Project
- Google Map Photo of Kelly West (Our springtime home field)
- Directions to Central Brevard Soccer Fields
- Very Good information on alien species.
- Invasive Exotic Species in the South Florida Environment
- If you are looking for a new car, go to Massey and see what they can do for you!
- A Great Place to buy a Great Car
- Click HERE for Indian Guides Information
- Google News
- Link to Florida Sports
- Soccer
2 comments:
Where in the world are the ostrich feathers from?
In the past, ostriches were mostly hunted and farmed for their feathers, which at various times in history have been very popular for ornamentation in fashionable clothing (such as hats during the 19th century). Their skins were also valued to make goods out of leather. In the 18th century, they were almost hunted to extinction; farming for feathers began in the 19th century. The market for feathers collapsed after World War I, but commercial farming for feathers and later for skins, took off during the 1970s.
The Arabian Ostriches in the Near and Middle East were hunted to extinction by the middle of the 20th century.
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