Name: Vandy Wechkunanukul LS Group: Matt Verdon (08) From Part 1 of the Great Barrier Reef in danger Task sheet For your character you will need to Identify and Investigate (using evidence based research and credible data, graphs, equations, images etc): a. What are the values of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area globally? The Great Barrier Reef is a site of remarkable variety and beauty on the north-east coast of Australia and one of the seven natural wonders of the world. The
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Learning How To Catch Post Spawn Bass One of the most difficult times of the year to catch bass is the post spawn period. This is a transition time for the bass and the bass fisherman. The bass are worn out from the rigors of spawning. Some fishermen are worn out too! From catching fish! During the spawning period the bass are somewhat easy to catch. Most of them are in the shallows. This eliminates ninety percent of the water you have to check to find fish. You only have a small number of tactics
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Perspective is a view; mental view or out look, perspective is different to everyone and everything in some way. Studying an individual's speech and species' adaptation helps us to understand their perspective of the conditions surrounding them. Every marine animal has their own adaptions whethers its flabby tissue for high pressure underwater or having a fuisfrorm shape for speed in the open water. The deep sea there's very high pressure bone crushing pressure. Deep sea fish tend to have flabby
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“Captivity Kills Orcas” by Naomi Rose Naomi Rose shows the harmful effects that orcas are faced with by living in captivity in her essay, “Captivity Kills Orcas”. She discusses that captivity is not only bad for the orcas but also for the trainers. Three trainers were killed by the most famous orca at seaworld, Tilikum. Rose does a good job at explaining why orcas should not be held in captivity but fails to discuss how orcas got there or why Seaworld is now not forcing orcas to bread. The astonishing
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The typical fanged frog is fewer than five grams and can be as much as two pounds. It’s about 1.5 inches and usually brown or gray in color. On the bottom of their fingers and toes, there are pads of sticky hairs. On their stomach, there is sticky hair, mainly used for climbing trees. Furthermore, this frog is bilateral, meaning it can be divided into two equal halves. The fanged frog lives on land and is mainly found on the island of Sulawesi in Indonesia. Larger ones are found in streams and
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the plane. We entered the water like getting shot by a gun, was how hard the impact was. I am holding onto gabby for life, dragging her up to the surface. I could feel the explosion of the impact of the plane when the impact of the plane touched the ocean, the plane blew up and all you can see was fire and little bits of pieces of the plane. Off the corner of my eye I could see an island. I knew that the only way
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IceBergs- These statistics suggest our icebergs have a virus, with a virus then comes a fever and then the icebergs will start to melt, therefore raising the ocean level. With ocean levels at an all time high many places in the world that were under sea level will now be underwater. Those populations will then move to higher ground and those resources will no longer be available to them. With less land and more people in smaller areas we will not be able to produce food and other goods for everyone
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The warm weather is here, and if you are like thousands of other of people, you will be heading to the beach this summer. Whether you are enjoying a local beach or heading off to a more exotic locale, be sure to use these beach hacks for a more enjoyable stay. Hack #1: Get Rid of Sand Easily Part of the beauty of the beach is the warm, inviting sand. That does not mean you want to take all of the sand that sticks to your body everywhere you go, though. Completely ridding your body of sand can be
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The ocean is a vast and mysterious landscape filled with so many diverse organisms that we cannot begin to fathom the extensity of it. Though it covers around 70% of the earth, we have barely touched the surface—more than 95% of its system is a complete mystery to us. What many people fail to realize is that the ocean, like any other ecosystem, is extremely fragile. For example, look outside. What do you see? I see trees, a few people walking about, the occasional car driving down the road. Although
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Vibrio vulnificus The article, “Florida’s beaches are safe from ‘flesh-eating’ bacteria written by Doctor Catharine Paddock, states that Florida state health officials are informing the public that it is safe to come to the beaches and swim in the water. Some people are afraid to go to the beach and swim in the seawater because they could contract the Vibrio vulnificus bacteria and get sick. The V. vulnificus bacteria is also known as the flesh-eating bacteria (Paddock). Florida health officials
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