Fierce Fish
The ocean is like a crowded city full of people. Everyone is walking around going to their destinations. An ecosystem is all living things (plants and animals) and nonliving things that live in a specific area. The man-of-war jellyfish lives in the busiest area of all, the neritic zone. The neritic zone is packed of ocean animals because it gets the perfect portion of sunlight, it’s a good temperature, and not lots of pressure. The neritic zone is located on the continental shelf. Like every animal, the Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish’s ecosystem affects everything about their lives such as their adaptations and environmental threats they face.
In the first place, the portuguese man of war ecosystem, the bright blue ocean, affects the adaptations it needs to survive in areas like the …show more content…
First of all, One of the environmental threats the man of war jellyfish and other animals face is climate change. The text states, “Warming ocean waters, rising sea levels and violent storms disrupt the lives of many species and affect fragile marine ecosystems” (Dignan 14). This illustrates that ocean animals face climate change because of the change in climate and will slaughter a mountain of animals. Additionally, Another environmental threat the man of war jellyfish and other ocean animals face is trashy water. In the text, “ Approximately 6.4 million tons of plastic and other debris enter the ocean waters. Abruptly, Previously, this shows that the ocean animals live in dirty water because there is a lot of trash which means lot’s of animals die. Lastly, An environmental threat the-man-of-war and other ocean animal faces is pollution water. According to the text, “Oil and gas are among our ocean threats.” To explain, polluted water because the animal die from gas and oil in the water. The water deserves to be clean for
The ocean is like a crowded city full of people. Everyone is walking around going to their destinations. An ecosystem is all living things (plants and animals) and nonliving things that live in a specific area. The man-of-war jellyfish lives in the busiest area of all, the neritic zone. The neritic zone is packed of ocean animals because it gets the perfect portion of sunlight, it’s a good temperature, and not lots of pressure. The neritic zone is located on the continental shelf. Like every animal, the Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish’s ecosystem affects everything about their lives such as their adaptations and environmental threats they face.
In the first place, the portuguese man of war ecosystem, the bright blue ocean, affects the adaptations it needs to survive in areas like the …show more content…
First of all, One of the environmental threats the man of war jellyfish and other animals face is climate change. The text states, “Warming ocean waters, rising sea levels and violent storms disrupt the lives of many species and affect fragile marine ecosystems” (Dignan 14). This illustrates that ocean animals face climate change because of the change in climate and will slaughter a mountain of animals. Additionally, Another environmental threat the man of war jellyfish and other ocean animals face is trashy water. In the text, “ Approximately 6.4 million tons of plastic and other debris enter the ocean waters. Abruptly, Previously, this shows that the ocean animals live in dirty water because there is a lot of trash which means lot’s of animals die. Lastly, An environmental threat the-man-of-war and other ocean animal faces is pollution water. According to the text, “Oil and gas are among our ocean threats.” To explain, polluted water because the animal die from gas and oil in the water. The water deserves to be clean for