posted by Earthwatch Institute: Live from the Field @ 11:44 AM
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
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Question: On the spreadsheet, what does 3N, 1S, and 2S mean?
I think that the lion fish is known for looking like a lion, while also have poisoned spines.
they mean transect i think idk wat that is
I have a question. Why exactly do you need to know the up slope and down slope.
The thermohaline circulation of the ocean is the conveyor belt and it helps sustain sea life.
A coral reef is formed by the skeleton of sea animals, a strip or ridge of solid coral near the oceans surface is a reef of coral. The brighter the coral reef, the healthier it is.
A lionfish is any of many venomous marine fish, they have long, separated spins and are usually striped with a red, brown, orange, maroon or yellow exterior. The lionfish are known for their venom, for their beauty and for their spines, which are mostly used for defending itself.
AWESOME! Did you see any bats? If so were they the blood drinking kind?
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