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    Harbor seals are marine mammals that are found in the coastal waters of the Northern Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. They can also be found in the Baltic and North Seas. The harbor seals are usually either silver‚ grey‚ brown‚ or black and tend to have assorted spots of brown or black around their body‚ primarily below their chins and on their chests. These spots tend to be oval shaped and their orientation is speckled. Harbor seals are able to reach around 6 feet in length (Hopkins State Marine Reserve

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    Ocean Noise Pollution

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    Ocean Noise Pollution For millions of years‚ the oceans have been filled with sounds from natural sources such as the squeaks‚ moans and clicks of whales and dolphins‚ the snapping of shrimp‚ the sound caused by wind upon the surface and even the occasional rumble from earthquakes. Over millions of years‚ the ocean’s marine species have developed into what they are today‚ with their own specialized acute hearing abilities‚ communication skills and echo location abilities at natural sound levels

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    Imagine swimming in the underwater world with all the creatures and all the beauty it holds. It is an amazing feeling to swim over coral reefs and see all the sea life up close and personal. So many scuba divers all over the world share a passion to scuba dive. Scuba diving has been a worldwide endeavor for centuries (1). Persian divers were making goggles for diving around 1300. A British engineer invented the air pump in 1771 and in 1772 a Frenchman tried inventing a re-breathing device that ended up

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    fights in land but he also fought dangerous sea creatures underwater. Throughout this epic‚ Beowulf makes a journey to find Grendel’s mother‚ he ends up fighting big‚ strong monsters underwater. Not only did he have to breathe underwater but he also had to fight. This journey was very dangerous because he had no help; he had to fight the sea creatures by himself.

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    HISTORY OF SWIMMING

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    HISTORY OF SWIMMING Competitive swimming in Britain started around 1830‚ mostly using breaststroke. Swimming was part of the first modernOlympic games in 1896 in Athens. In 1908‚ the world swimming association‚ Fédération Internationale de Natation (FINA)‚ was formed. Ancient times 10‚000-year-old rock paintings of people swimming were found in the Cave of Swimmers near Wadi Sura in southwestern Egypt. These pictures seem to show breaststroke or dog paddle‚ although it is also possible that the

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    instruments to go haywire. Also to go along with the story of Atlantis supposedly there are laser beams underwater that‚ in order to protect Atlantis‚ these laser beams shoot out a laser beam to protect the city. In the book The Bermuda Triangle the author Charles Berlitz explains that even if lasers shot planes and ships out of the sky how would they still work even after spending thousands of years underwater (Berlitz‚20). Berlitz has a very good point that the theory of laser beams shooting planes and

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    Maurer‚ Kevin. No Easy Day. New York: Penguin Group‚ 2012. Hollenbeck‚ Cliff‚ and Couch‚ Dick. To Be A U.S. Navy Seal. Minneapolis: Mbi Company and Zenith Press‚ 2003 Navy Seal Training. 7 Sep. 2012 http://usmilitary.about.com BUD/S (Basic Underwater Demolition/Seal) Training. 7 Sep. 2012 http://www.navyseals.com Navy Seals Training. 7 Sep. 2012 http://www.navyadvancement.com Navy Seals. 7 Sep. 2012 http://www.military.com Navy Seal BUD/S Training Stages Overview. 7 Sep. 2012 http://www

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    Gayatri Krishnan Page 2 Although there are plenty of new vocabulary items in the article‚ I think students would nothave any significant difficulties in grasping the overall meaning of the text. I agree withJeremy Harmer with reference to pre-teaching: “by giving them some or all those words wedeny them (a chance to practice tackling authentic texts)” (Harmer  -203). In my perspective‚students learn new words with reference to context which will enable them to grasp the wordwell. In this article

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    Biology Chapter 4 Questions

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    because it allows organisms living in water to absorb the sunlight and carry out photosynthesis. If water was opaque‚ the sunlight wouldn’t be able to enter. Because they wouldn’t be able to conduct photosynthesis‚ plants would be unable to grow underwater. Biology SL – Chapter 4 questions Page 57 1. a) Difference between protein and polypeptide: Proteins have a structure formed by one or more polypeptide chains whilst a polypeptide is a chain of amino acids. b) Fat and

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    “Finding Nemo” (2003) written and directed by Andrew Stanton‚ and Lee Unkrich‚ is the story of a father-son underwater adventure featuring Nemo‚ a boy clownfish‚ stolen from his coral reef home. His timid father must then travel to Sydney and search Sydney Harbour to find Nemo. Animated feature-length films have carved a niche in American culture as a viable and enduring art form. Animated films have offered a glimpse into another world that often could not be shown by any other filmmaking means

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