Written by Leslie Yager.
Thursday was members night at the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk and "Captain Living Sound" arrived with a challenge just in time for the preview of live moon jellyfish exhibit, which opens to the public on Saturday, Jan. 18.
"Captain Living Sound," took a moment to greet Sharky, his trusted partner in fighting crime, which in their case is pollution, and stayed busy spreading his message of conservation among the future stewards of Long Island Sound.
And while other super heroes travel with holsters and weapons, Captain Living Sound's belt is trimmed with compartments for his Sound Steward pledge cards for children.
Captain Living Sound Challenge
I ____ promise to protect and defend Long Island Sound and all the creatures that live there.
I promise to pick up trash and dispose of it properly.
I promise to pick up after my dog.
I promise to urge my parents to use less fertilizer on the lawn.
I promise to ask my parents to take the car to a car wash instead of washing it at home.
I promise to learn more about protecting the environment.
I promise to become a Sound Steward.
You may run into Captain Living Sound at the Aquarium the 'hands-on' jiggle a jelly exhibit, which which is staffed on weekends and holidays from Jan. 18 through April 20 – and also daily during school vacation weeks Feb. 17-21 and April 14-18.
Captain Living Sound will also be at the Chocolate Expo on Jan. 26.
The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk is located at 10 North Water Street in Norwalk.
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