In the wide open spaces of the wild and wonderful state of Wyoming, nestled between towering mountains and vast plains, there exists a unique tribe of water-loving, goggles-wearing, flipper-flapping kids. These aren't your ordinary, run-of-the-mill, everyday kids, oh no! These are the Super Splashing Sea Cows of Wyoming! And before you ask, no, Wyoming doesn't have a sea, but don't tell them that! You see, the Super Splashing Sea Cows are always ready for a swim, come rain, snow, or sunshine. They're a funny bunch, dedicated to the noble pursuit of splashing and laughing and turning as pruney as possible. Their leader, a delightfully daring fellow named Waddles the Walrus - who isn't a real walrus but with his big, round belly and impressive whiskers, you could be forgiven for thinking he is - is a firm believer that swim caps aren't just for keeping hair dry but are best used for making your head look like an alien! Together, they plunge into the cool, clear waters of Wyoming's lakes and pools, and swim like they're on a mission to find lost undersea treasures. They chase each other in games of underwater tag, create whirlpools by twirling in circles, and compete in epic belly flop contests. They may not be the fastest swimmers in the world, but they're definitely the funniest! So, the next time you find yourself in the wild, wonderful state of Wyoming, don’t be surprised when you hear an uproarious laughter near a body of water. It's probably just the Super Splashing Sea Cows, having the time of their life. And remember, if you hear them call, "Blub blub," it's not an alien language. It's just their way of saying, "Come join the fun!"