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Salt Water

Transcript: Over 90% of the life on Earth lives in the ocean. The average depth of the ocean is 12,400 feet. Around 90% of all volcanic activity takes place in the world's oceans. The Mariana Trench is the deepest point in the ocean at 36,000 feet deep. The largest animal on Earth, the blue whale, lives in the ocean. Humans get most of their protein by eating fish from the ocean. More Interesting Facts I need to ask you a question....... Salt Water Biome -Pacific Ocean -Atlantic Ocean -Indian Ocean -Mariana Trench -Gulf of Mexico -Southern Ocean Salt Water Biomes are the largest biome covering about 70% of the earth's surface Plant Life -Ocean temperatures average 39 degrees F -Sun warms the surface of the oceans -Warmest temperatures near the equator (Tropics) -Coldest temperatures near the poles -Deep down oceans everywhere are cold, dark & still Location 1. Which is NOT usually found in salt water? A. Dolphin B. Fish C. Sea Turtle D. Alligator 2. What is the average temperature of the oceans A. 32 degrees F B. 39 degrees F C. 39 degrees C D. 70 degrees C 3. What percentage of the of volcanic activity occurs in the earth's oceans? A. 32% B. 39 % C. 70% D. 90% 4. The Salt water biome is the largest biome. It covers what percent of the earth's surface? A. 32% B. 39% C. 70 % D. 90% 5. Which of the following does NOT cause damage to the Salt Water Biome? A. Fishing B. Global Warming C. Littering D. Oil Spills Sources Salt Water Biome Quiz By: McKenna Webb and Ashley Campbell -Oil spills -Litter -0ver fishing -Global warming -Fish -Turtles -Dolphins -Salt Water Crocodiles -Whales Sting Rays Temperature http://www.kidcyber.com.au/topics/ocean.htm http://kids.nceas.ucsb.edu/biomes/marine.html http://www.ducksters.com/science/ecosystems/marine_biome.php http://nides.bc.ca/Assignments/Biomes1/Oclimate.htm But before you go.... We hope you enjoy it !!!!! But Seriously...... In conclusion... Sunlit Zone = Photosynthesis -Kelp -Algae -Sea Weed -Phytoplankton -Sea Cabbage -Eel Grass Damage Animals

Salt Water

Transcript: Well study shows that 40% of the oceans have been impacted by humans from the trash that humans leave in the ocean and oil spills that hurt the sea creatures also because of fishing when some fish they can leave bad things in the ocean and fishing can lead to large extinction rates.But this particlar animal is the sea horse they do face these same problems as any other animal does there are natural preditors out there like crabs and such but weather is also a huge problem for them weather can change rapidly and some seahorses die from exhaustion if they travel too long.Another problem is that they are very heavily hunted in places such as china whitch are used for pets herbal medicine and are traded in places of indonesia some biotic an abiotic factor in the ocean are the temperature and nutrients seahorses like to live in tropical warm places but it is hard to find places for them to live and stay for a long time with wheather changes they cant just go and move somewhere else very fast lots of seahorses die of exhaustion plus if they do find a safe enviroment they have to find other seahorse species to populate but that will be hard and the population of seahorses will be spread out and they wont be able to come together and multiply there are all different sorts of ecosystems and each ecosystem has its own food chain and what each other organism provides for each other to get nutrients but if one of the species dies then the other organism will have no food some will starve and the other half will find some other food to find put that food might already have a species feeding and relying on it so they will have to fight for food and that will end to more dieing and starvation This will impact the future by understanding how we are hurting the ecosystem not just our other animals ecosystem but ours as well if we hurt other living enviroments it can take a toll on us too we live by these species and we cannot neglect them we have to protect them and find a way too still be able to use it the way we do but not to over power it or get out of hand we need to understand that it is hurting everyone and everything when we litter fish and other things it is unhealthy and we need to stop and think how it might affect the eviroment How have organisms and resources adapted or changed because of this impact influence How have human impacted this environment ? Salt Water designed by Péter Puklus for Prezi By Destiny Ocampo What are some possible biotic and abiotic consequences? Sea Horses Salt Water The End Why is this significant and how might this impact change the future of an ecosystem

Salt water

Transcript: Today Jen is going to go swimming with the dolphins. She got a free 2hr dolphin swim with her airfare ticket. They will go to the captivity cages where they keep the dolphins and she will get with a trainer and swim with them. The total cost of this day is around 30$ becuase of the food cost. This benefits Jen because she now has the experience and memory of simming with dolphins in the Bahamas. Day 3 Day 2 Today Jen will be going fishing. She doesn't have a boat, so she has to fish of the bank and she will eventually wade into the water as the day gets warmer. This is beneficial becuase Jen catches a variety of fish and can study them on how some are bgger than others, and then some are more colorful than others. Jen can loo forward to being able to catch a fish and the eat it for dinner that night.This activity will not cost money because she brought a fishing-pole and will catch minows for bait. For Jens Salt water experience she will be on the shores of the Bahamas. Fresh water For Jens freshwater adventure she will be going camping on the Meramec river in Steelville Missouri. Lodging Day 2 Day 3 Lodging Day 2 Today Jen will Be scuba diving in the coral reef off the coast of the Bahamas. She is going to be documenting the number of strafish. She will be taking pictures of each starfish she comes across and when sh gets back to te motel she is going to document it in the Sea water section of her book. Jen benefits from thsi experience becuase she will acquire knowledge of the organisms that thrive in coral reefs. THis activity adds up to be around 150$ becuase it's an all day thing. Jen gained a lot of experience from this activity. Lodging Day 3 Jen will be staying at the Atlantis resort on Paradise Island. She will be staying there for 2 nights and 3 days. It will cost her $1,007 for a round trip ticket. Se will be paying $157.28 per night to stay in the deluxe towers in the waterview room. Jen has chose this accomodation becuase as a kid she had always wanted to go to the Atlantis resort and be able to look of the beutiful bay of the ocean. The total cost of her airfare and lodging accomodations adds up to be $1,342.94. Her total cost of her trip after activities, food, and more will add up to be Jen will be styaing on the river bank of the river Meramec river in Steelville, Missouri. She will be staying in a tent that was given to her. Jen has chose this accomodation because she wants be right next to the ecosystem she is going to be enjoyging and she think sit will help her understand it more. She will not have to pay for lodging, bu twill have to pay for food. The total coast of the trip adds up to be Jen will be staying at a family friends ranch in Uvalde Texas. She will sleep in one of many guest rooms they provide and she will not pay for lodging or food expenses. Jen has chose this accomodation because she gets to see her family freinds and if she doesn't have to pay for it why go out ofthe way and pay for a hotel and food. Also, all her activities will be on the farm, and if she stay sin the farm house she is rigth there evry morning o start her day. Her flight, roundtrip, will be $700. Her total cost of the trip including activities and airfare adds up to be Day 1 Today Jen will be cutting and bailing hay with everyone who lives and works at the ranch. She is is looking forward to getting a tan because of the fact that she will be in the sun all day. This is a beneficial experience because Jen know knows the diferent typesof grasses that are all involved with producing and marketing hay. Today Jen will be exploring the ranch with her best friend that lives here. They will ride around the four-wheeler that they own and look at nature. Jens friend needs help counting cows. Jen takes her notebook with her all the time she wrote down the life of a cowgirl and how her and her friend had to count the herd of cows. Jen will put this in her book along with th types of trees and the difference in the grasses she acknowledged. Jen looked forward to seeing a cow for the first time, she was amused by how big, yet gentle the animal was. Today's activity doesn't cost Jen anything. Ecosystem Itinerary Today Jen will be going to the waterpark section of atlantis. Scientifically there isnt much benefit except the benefit of her havimg fun today. The cost is around $50 for one day at the waterpark. SHe will swim, ride rides, and admire the wonderful Bahaman air. Jen looks forward to riding the big slide that goes under the wat of where the dolphins stay. Today Jen wll have a relaxed laid back day. She is going to go swimming and just hangout in the shallow part of the river. Jen will probably try ou tthe rope swing that is hung from a tree there also. Today is bemeficial because as Jen sits in the water she will notice that tadpole(baby frogs) will swim around her and then minows will nibble on her skin. Jen was scared of the minows at first, but relaizes it tickels and doesn't hurt. Jen can look forward to

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