The next recipient is likely to solve the age-old reptile disfunction disorder through his research and deep interest in all biological creatures. (sorry about the terrible pun!) Able to identify a turtle from 3 meters away, we are sure that one day he will have a slew of teenage mutant turtles named after him. Catching …
In contrast to last year, a certain person named after a vegetable (edited- should say “fruit”) preserved and fermented in vinegar and other ingredients will not be recognized for his ability to be tickled….unless you wish to tickle the pickle, go right ahead!! This year, we honor this award winner for his underwater explorer leadership …
Known by many names, a kazoo enthusiast, a punching bag, a mythology expert, a poet, most will think of all things el congrejo when it comes to our next award recipient. Always teaching others about the art of written word, this award winner also finds noodle-y joy in dancing like pasta, and making others laugh. …
Finally, the last award goes to our all-around, former all-American girl, who has now transitioned into an “around the world girl” as she tours and works with the Project World School team. The award for this participant spans many topics, from being the world’s best “OK so-er”, followed by being an incredibly expressive dancer. But …
Some people claim to be passionate about dolphins, but not one single person has anything on this next award winner! This award winner has gone so far to prove her undying love for dolphins by actually pretending to fall out of a boat for the chance to swim with them! This award winner wins the …
This particular participant is hard to miss, even if you are as blind as Lainie without glasses! Constantly spotted with her signature multi-colored facial hair, she’s become a crowd pleaser among children, adults and teens alike, even a favorite of the world famous Nelson who adoringly admires this special breed! Sometimes this rare colorful species …