Sentences with phrase «think sea food»

Think sea food, olives, cheese... wine!

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For so long they thought that they were eating salmon to be healthy, without knowing about the health risks associated with food from the sea.

Many marine biologists think of the world's biggest alga as the keystone species of its ecosystem, not only in terms of its structure — a huge forestlike environment under the sea — but also in terms of its tremendous productivity in supplying food for the near - shore ecosystem.

The finding from this study — that the increased availability of food on deep - sea hills is fuelling increased seafloor biomass — is important because there are approximately 25 million abyssal hills and seamounts — they are thought to be the most common landform on the planet.»

Others think that discards from fish nets add to the food available on the sea floor.

This same «web of life» was thought to exist in the sea, whereby the carcasses or feces of organisms living in the euphotic, or lighted, region of the seas, descended to the bottom where they became a source of food for bottom dwellers.

Because this food supply was limited, it was thought that the numbers of organisms living in the deep - sea were limited.

Up until this time, it was thought that organisms living in the deep sea depended on a constant «rain» of food from above, i.e. from the lighted regions of the ocean.

Then, we chowed down on Organic Plant - Based Performance Protein Bars, which are loaded with 20 grams of complete multi-sourced, organic, whole - food plant protein available in some of the most decadent flavors ever — think creamy peanut butter and sea salt caramel.

During my 60 - day food experiment, I went outside of my comfort zone and discovered that I enjoyed foods I thought I wouldn't like (such as sea vegetables and shellfish).

I thought to be on the safer side, I had totally avoided to eat any kind of meat (except little sea - food).

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Seriosuly I do think that there is a pet underpopulation agreed but I guess it's true that we need to go over seas because cats over thier are not just killed they are eaten for food in restraunts and in very terrible conditions.

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In Shetland in particular, there has been a decline in sand eels, their preferred food, thought to be a result of both changing sea temperatures and over fishing.»

All the things you want to do at the thought of a holiday on the beach, swim in the crystal clear sea, eat delicious food in a romantic beachside restaurant, enjoy a cocktail by the pool, or dancing in the moonlight.

Sublime: This humble beach shack serves up some serious food — think blue cheese - stuffed beef fillet, chorizo - encrusted sea bass and red wine - stewed lentil ratatouille.

So, please stop your activity, close your eyes and take a few minutes to think about what we have for you on an Isla Mujeres wedding or vacation... sun, sea, sand, soñar, people, emotions, chuhuk, market, respect, hunkul, food, smiles, drinks, arroz y frijoles, stars, beauty, grill, chiles «réyenos», joy, tradition, life, kaan, moon, margaritas, water, chill, seasons, beach, pizza, wind, tabal, fun, romance, paradise, agua de horchata, boats, colors, amtan, privacy, cerveza, peace, balchahal, fantasy, happiness, despertar, community, mariscos, culture, simplicity, unique, fiesta, bakix, freshness, sky, fruit, lima y limón, hammocks, music, koy, tequila, hospitality, friends, disfrutar, world, palms, rain, love, cochinita pibil, flowers, breeze, mañana, wine, souls, hun, pasta, pleasantness, nature, magic, kanay, wellbeing and more!

After surf session you will wish to have a picnic there with a beer and sea food specialty Chevice, with clear thoughts, great ocean view and a good company.

Food for thought, at the end of the Permian period, about 250 million years ago, approximately 90 % of life in the seas and 70 % of land dwelling organisms went extinct.

Plastic trash chokes and kills animals like sea turtles, whales, and sea birds, as animals think that the plastics are food.

Indeed, as I argue in this article, I think it will be absolutely essential that we shift much of our current wasteful fossil fuel use (e.g., shipping the same goods back and forth across the ocean, driving gas - powered private automobiles, and producing disposable consumer goods) toward building new infrastructure for long - term resilience (e.g., local food economies, low - energy housing, greenspace, water catchment and storage, clean energy systems, trains, and, yes, wind - powered sea vessels!).