Not only is it fun to spend your summer days in and around the pool, but swimming reduces stress levels, boosts mood, strengthens muscles, improves sleep and lowers risk for numerous diseases. Grab your swimsuit, sunscreen and goggles now! Last one in is a rotten egg!

Buzz! Bees hold the world together. Their cross-pollination keeps crops and wild plants thriving. These hard-workers are the only insect to produce food eaten by man, honey. It's not all sweetness; when provoked, they can deliver a sharp sting.

The Monarch Butterfly is the best-known butterfly in North America. These gentle and spectacular creatures are known for their long annual migration spanning from Canada to Mexico. Monarchs begin traveling south in August and return north in the spring, bringing joy, wonder and amazement to people throughout their travels.

Wolves are featured in the myths and legends of many countries. In European fairy tales, wolves are often portrayed as cunning and evil. But in other cultures, including many Native American tribes, wolves are viewed as wise, resourceful, and intelligent creatures. Like the Native People, wolves choose their mates wisely and do not part until death, making the two spiritually entwined.