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    The Perfect Storm On a dreary September morning in Gloucester Massachusetts, a crew of diverse, hardened fishermen boarded the sword fishing vessel Andrea Gail. September in the northeast is a favorable time to swordfish and Captain Billy Tyne is eyeing the conditions of one of the most rewarding sword fishing spots of the east, the grand banks. Sword fishing is a multi-million dollar industry in the north east, and for such a poor area like Gloucester, it draws men from all over to participate.…

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    Joe tried to do just that. As I went in to poke my large, pointed nose into the man’s skiff, a Portuguese man-of-war came along. I panicked and quickly let go of the bait and instead of drowning the man hid under the cover of his small and powerless boat. The jellyfish left and I began to taunt the man once more. Two days had passed and the man showed no sign of giving up but only sign of pushing forward. I started to fear that the man would win. He still did not know how gigantic and masculine…

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    Salmon Depletion Essay

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    commodity in the fishing industry. “Thirty years ago, there were several thousand salmon boats in California. More recently, as the fish became scarce, only a few hundred worked the coast. Then salmon populations crashed, and this year for the first time U.S. officials canceled all ocean salmon fishing off California and most of Oregon”(Tucker). The overfishing and decline of salmon caused that fishing in California had to be controlled immensely. If the fish got past the fishing boats, they…

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    Brian was going to his dads, because his parents were divorced, but on the way Brian experienced some difficulties. While on the plane the pilot had a heart attack, Brian took over and flew the plane for a long time until it ran out of fuel. When Brian landed the plane he tried to land it in the water which he did, when he landed he barely survived. Brian used some of the listed survival strategies such as using trial an error, common sense, and lastly patience. He used these strategies well,…

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    Somalia

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    dangerous seamen that will hold their victims at gunpoint for a large ransom working for the war lords that are continually fighting for power and land. Somalia now famous for its piracy antics and dangerous waters were once known for its growing fishing industry and its diverse marine life. Somalia has been crippled by lawlessness, poverty, unemployment and hunger due to the constant conflict since 1991 when the last functioning government was in power, now different rebel groups continue to…

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    Outline Where 1. Camp Tuscarora Who was there? 1. Pathfinders 2. Friends What we did 1. Water slide 2. Worship 3. honors I went to a camp called Camp Tuscarora. This was a time in my life that I will always remember. This camp was a very big and enjoyable camp to me. This trip was memorable to my life because it was a trip where I got to learn about God but, at the same time I was able to learn with my friends and be able to play around at the same time. One of my favorite memories at this…

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    Why C02 Died Fast

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    The results to this experiment means that the more C02 boster we added to the tank the fish died faster and the C02 booster was replaced to act as the pollution , so in other words if there is many pollution in the ocean the fish and other living organisms in the ocean will have the chance to die faster . According to the results me and my group’s hypothesis was supported/was proven correct , the fish in the tank that was exposed to the most C02 died faster .The fish that were exposed to the…

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    At first, the Aral sea was a very plentiful hotspot for boating and fishing. Throughout the years, the sea has been decreased in size by 90 percent leaving a much smaller body of water very high in salinity. Due to the sudden increase of salinity, the fish and plant population has decreased greatly. This means that the large fishing industry was gone and the humans were impacted immensely. The big question was, “How did it happen?” this is easily answered by “the impact of humans. Without…

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    Inky Alternate Ending

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    Once ,in a beautiful pond, there lived two frogs who loved and adored their home. One was named Inky – the content one , who loved hosting and the other, Venky – who loved to explore. The pond was big ,no doubt, but due to their small sized, it appeared even bigger for the little frogs. Inky was very content with his pond and sought nothing more. He believed this was and will be the most beautiful pond for always. Venky, on the other hand, was always ready to look for more. He always believed…

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    Did you know that some jellyfish can lay up to 40,000 eggs each day? Research shows that there are more than 200 types of jellyfish with different shapes and sizes. Since most jellyfish lay tons of eggs every day the population is growing too fast. New studies present that the increase of population affects the industry, the ecology, and even humans. Therefore there are some interesting solutions to control the jellyfish population. The jellyfish is nothing like a fish it has no skeleton and…

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