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    Plankton, Bubble Bass and the King blame Mr. Crabby as the culprit.” SpongeBob explained in hurry. “Wow, that’s so complicated. Okay, wait a minute please, I will take it.” Sandy said. “Thank you Sandy.” SpongeBob replied. After they got the tools for investigating…

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    Proving oxygen levels are decreasing, phytoplankton is being depleted by micro-plastics and nutrients being replaced with more toxic elements. We will do this by testing nutrient, chemical and oxygen levels in the Garbage Patch areas, as well as plankton and plastic…

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    Barnacles Research Paper

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    barnacle. Acorn barnacles are the usual barnacles, which have an ovalish opening on the top of its shell. Gooseneck barnacles have leathery stalks and flattened shells, looking like a small clam attached by its siphon. The main diet of barnacles are plankton. They filter water to retrieve their food. Barnacles feed on the food particles in the water. Predators of barnacles consist of worms, shorebirds, sea snails, and sea stars. Gooseneck barnacles are also eaten by humans. Most barnacles…

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    Water Pollution All around the world, many plants, animals and people are dying because of poor water conditions. On top of that, many ecosystems, both land and aquatic are being destroyed by the dumping of toxic materials. Fresh water is already very limited in the world today without pollutants included in it. More than half the developing world does not fresh, clean water to drink. Water pollution shrinks the amount of clean drinking water for everyone. Aquatic life is also being majorly…

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    grouchy worker while spongebob is happy to work and always has a smile on his face, so he is always chosen for employee of the month because he gets along with everyone and gets the job done. Another example using spongebob would be plankton, no one in town likes plankton because he has bad qualities like trying to steal the secret krabby patty formula or taking over the world, but everyone knows spongebob and like him because he has good qualities like being kind respectful and courteous. Mr.…

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    Krabs and his success over the Krusty Krab whereas planktons own restaurant is a failure. As we get into the personality of Mr. Krabs we find that he is greedy and this obviously drives Plankton mad and plots ways to steal the recipe of the kabbypattie so that Mr. krabs is out of money for him to brag and boast about so stealing the recipe is his main goal in life, to pull…

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    animal even though it’s the second biggest mammal in the sea. The basking shark liver does most of the work it gives it energy and its nutrients that it needs. The basking shark can go a pretty long time without eating.Most of their diet consists of plankton, fish eggs, larvae and copepods, which are small freshwater crustaceans. A filter feeder, basking sharks obtain their food passively. They swim with their mouths open, filtering around 2,000 tons of water per hour. In conclusion this…

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    Bp Oil Spill Case Study

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    FACTORS The BP oil spill directly affected the health of the environment in very harmful ways. In an account of the environmental losses regarding the BP oil spill, a famous writer for the Washington Post, Kevin Nance (2015), illustrates a reflection of the consequences in the wake of this disaster: “We remember the giant oil slick burning on the water, blackening the beaches, clogging the marshlands, choking and killing the fish and wildlife.” Many forms of wildlife suffered throughout this…

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    Gulf Of Mexico Essay

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    The hypoxic waters of the Gulf of Mexico dead zone are a short-term effect in its own. The waters in the gulf are perfect condition for phytoplankton blooms. As the conditions are good for the plankton, they grow in large number covering the surface providing food for algae. The remains of the plankton the algae have feasted on falls to the floor where they are consumed by bacteria. These bacteria are what cause the waters to turn hypoxic. The large amounts of bacteria that are now located in…

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    even larger than that. Whale sharks are carnivores so t hey eat meat. That means that they have an giant menu of small sea creatures to choose from. Their favorite meals to eat are plankton, krill, fish eggs, red crab larvae, and small squid. They can open their mouths 5 feet wide so they scoop up any small fish or plankton up when they swim. Whale sharks are filter feeding creatures that means that they scoop anything up in their mouth including water and then they filter out the water so just…

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