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    The Great white sharks known as the Carcharodon carcharias, is one of the most known species of shark. Great white sharks are ferocious predators of shark that have been roaming the ocean for about 400 million years. They have earned the nickname of kings of the ocean.The Great White has adapted through changes in its’ structure, organ systems, environment, and the animals it eats; no wonder why Great White Sharks outlasted the dinosaurs and still are around today. The Great White Shark is…

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    Fishes generally do not have appealing and expressive facial characteristics. Ultimately, underwater scenery constantly moves even in still…

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    are subjective. Ms. Walden’s objective descriptions are that the loons are territorial, their heads and necks look like the arch of the f-hole on a violin, and they have eyes like rubies. She also mentions that they can dive 200 feet down and stay underwater for two minutes, can see well at the depth, and they eat yellow perch. Ms. Walden also states that they look like they have a checkerboard cape and have solid bones (par.6). In paragraph 7, Ms. Walden gives more objective details of the…

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    According to the Oxford dictionary tourism is the commercial organization and operation of holidays and visits to places of interest. The Cambridge dictionary mentions that tourism is the business of providing services such as transport, places to stay, or entertainment for people who are on holiday. The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) indicates that tourism comprises the activities of people travelling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one…

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    interdisciplinary education, leading me to my chosen field: environmental studies. Becoming a scientific diver changed my educational direction. The ocean took my breath away with its wide variety of life and showed me the many dimensions of the underwater world which created a special interest in me for the marine and coastal environmental fields. After spending…

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    gracious enough to include stringers that you roped the speared fish around and weight belts to counteract the buoyancy of the wetsuits. We put on our snorkel gear and fell backwards into the water, chilly darkness surrounded me. Colin and I practiced diving and coming back for air while keeping our head in the water, it also become easier to hold my breath the longer I was…

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    endured underwater was when I was diving in Grand Cayman with my father. We went swimming through caverns that were lined with starfish, coral, and crustaceans and ran into millions of silversides (schooling fish) just swimming along. The fish moved so swiftly according to our motions as if we were controlling them. The cavern must have been there for thousands of years and for me to swim right through it was unbelievable. The ocean is such a wonderful place to achieve a natural high. Diving is…

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    An explorer named Barry Clifford, a world’s top underwater archaeological investigator, has been on the case since 2003. “Clifford tells BBC he initially identified the wreck in 2003 but "misdiagnosed" the cannon there; it was only two years ago, after time spent learning about the cannons of Columbus'…

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    summer day in New Jersey but more amazing. The weather climate was hot and humid but by night a cool summer breeze. The waves of the beaches gently crashed along the shore,pulling themselves closer and closer as if it was calling my name to join them. Diving into the deep crystal clear turquoise water viewing what’s underneath me. I swam to the top to renew my lungs with air. I could taste the strong salty water as it ran down my face and trickled over my lips . Water at the beach is as warm as…

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    They exhale the waste carbon dioxide and then fill their lungs with fresh air before diving back down beneath the surface. Whales’ lungs have a very large surface area so they can exchange gases at a quick rate. This large surface area in their lungs comes from many small alveolar sacs. Since lungs act a little like balloons they prevent the whales from diving to a certain depth within the water. The lungs in a whale are small in comparison to its body mass. There is nitrogen…

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