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    Good day ladies and gentlemen. My name is Crystal. I would like to inform you about some of the threats to our beautiful coral reefs. Imagine that you were doing some deep sea diving and you happen to swim along this beautiful, interesting and colorful wave of wonder made of stony corals and consist of plants, fish, clear waters, and many other creatures. Coral reefs have often been referred to as the rainforests of the ocean and they are one of the greatest wonders of the ocean. Coral reefs…

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    Jacques Cousteau is an oceanographer, inventor, marine biologist, and an author. Cousteau was born June 11, 1910 in Saint-André-de-Cubzac, France, and he died on June 25, 1997, in Paris, France. Jacques Cousteau was the co-inventor of the aqualung, and he wrote books such as the, ‘’ Ocean World of Jacques Cousteau’’ and ‘’ The Unknown Ocean.’’ Cousteau also invented most of the scuba-diving gear and devices that you use today. As a child, Cousteau suffered from stomach and amenia problems.…

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    gives them advantage to hunt for food. 3 types: Atlantic bluefin tuna Pacific bluefin tuna Southern bluefin tunaAtlantic bluefin: found in Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Pacific bluefin: found in the Pacific Ocean Food: They eat anything that is small such as zooplankton when they are young. The bigger they are, they eat things such as smaller fish, eels, mackerel.Bluefin Tuna move to another area so that they can reproduce. It helps with reproducing as well as the what they need for food.…

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    Whale Research Paper

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    reproducing the plankton. When Antarctica’s great whales were nearly extinct in the 1960s the krill population collapsed by eighty percent. As the number of great whales declined so did the fish and krill. It turns out whales maintain the populations of their prey. This is because Whales not only eat the fish and krill but keep them alive. They help to support the entire ocean system. Living systems have a far more impact on the planet than we expected. Their all-important purpose boils down…

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    When buying fish at the store or eating at a seafood restaurant most people don’t give much thought to where the food they’re eating came from beyond “the ocean.” Even less consideration is put into how the fish was caught or if the practice is sustainable. Today’s mentality is all about instant gratification regardless of future consequences, whether it be health or environmental risk. Many people may think the Ocean is an inexhaustible source of food because it covers over 70% of the Earths…

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    Aerenchyma Research Paper

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    The average depth of the ocean is about twelve thousand feet (12,000). The deepest part of the ocean is called the Challenger Deep and is located beneath the western pacific ocean, which runs several hundred kilometers. The ocean is home to more than a million different types of species, with half of them on the verge of being extinct. Being home to various types of creatures, there must also be a vast amount of space for them to inhabit. Ocean travel by boat dates back millions of years, but…

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    Squids Vs Octopuses Essay

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    Squids and Octopuses are two very similar and incredible sea creatures who have lived on this earth for millions of years. Squids have gone down in history as fierce predators who are known to have taken down mighty predators like sharks as well as ships, in the 1700’s, giving them the description of giant sea creatures called Krakens. Octopuses have been known as great escape artists, with the ability to squeeze through smallest holes and crevices to escape predators at any given time. Both of…

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    Middle school is like a big, deep, blue ocean with a clown fish, a sunfish, a box jellyfish, a stone fish, a lionfish, a octopus, a turtle, a seahorse, a squid, a eel, a stingray, a sea cucumber , and a dolphin. The clownfish is Jacob because he is the class clown. The sunfish is Paige because sometimes if someone gets to close to her, she will bit. The box jellyfish is Kaleb because he is such a pain in the butt that he leaves scars wherever he goes. The stonefish is Cameron because he…

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    simply because of the love and curiosity I have for sea creatures. While watching this documentary, I had many mixed emotions about all the events that took place. “Disneynature: Oceans” is a movie-length documentary about life within the ocean. This ocean documentary has informative, yet intriguing information about different animals that live within the deep ocean waters. When I was watching the footage, I gained a lot of important knowledge about sea creatures as well as happily watching the…

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    Greenland shark by acting as if they are fish hooks so they draw in fish close enough so it's easy for the shark to catch prey. Although they are huge animals greenland sharks are also known as the snail of the sea’s. They usually travel at about 0.76 mph (0.3 m/s) but don't try to us that as a advantage because they are capable of quick burst of speed when they are attacking prey. The greenland shark are like the Vultures they are the trash cans of the sea because they will eat any type of…

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