Sentences with phrase «found near its shores»

The tiny Japanese island of Yonaguni, near Taiwan, has become famous for the huge submerged rock structures found near its shores — the ancient city of a lost civilisation, some claim.

The 2 - centimeter - thick layer contains tiny fossils usually found near the shore, as well as types of pollen different from those found in the rest of the core.

No one is sure what it could be, but a dead and severely mutilated body was found near the shore, and the only clue is a large tooth which appears to be from a prehistoric animal resembling a huge crocodile.

HCMR has been taking care of a juvenile hawksbill that was found near shore.

These whales are normally deep - ocean creatures, so this part of the Sea of Cortez offers a rare opportunity to find them near shore.

Not exact matches

Shortly after Dalgleish's arrival on a personal visit, a body with its hands severed is found in a dinghy near the desolate shore.

If you're planning a day trip or a vacation at the beach, or if you live near the shore, take advantage of all the wonderful things your tween can find on his scavenger hunt.

Weather halts search for Buffalo police diver; nothing found after report of wetsuit floating near shore

On Earth, about a million bacteria are found in a cubic centimeter of ocean water near shore.

After analyzing the data, researchers found radiocesium from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident in the sediment samples along with a high fraction of clay material, which is characteristic of shelf and slope sediments suggesting a near shore source.

Drawing on original research and published studies, the report also found that 70 % of China's mangrove forests and 80 % of near - shore coral reefs have vanished in the past half - century.

The finding, reported online today in Current Biology, comes from CT scans of several more - complete skulls of the species (artist's concept, above) also unearthed on Kenya's Rusinga Island, a near - shore landmass in the northeastern corner of Africa's Lake Victoria.

West African nations, for instance, historically appear to have reported to FAO just 40 % of the catches made by local vessels in near - shore waters, found UBC's Dyhia Belhabib.

«We found the shallow reefs near the shore were actually healthier than the outer coral reefs,» recalls Lisa Carne, an American - born marine biologist who manages the internationally funded reef restoration project Fragments of Hope.

Judging by other fossils discovered near the location where the R. eurasiaticusfossil was found, the multituberculate apparently lived in a temperate area rich in plants by the shores of shallow lakes.

A woman finds a near naked man washed up on a shore and helps him to find a talisman to save his hoime in 10th century Scotland.

On my first night here, I went to watch the sunset at the beach and found a playful dolphin jumping around right near the shore.

Near the shore, you will find the Grand Baymen community.

Conch shells are usually found in shallow waters near the shore.

This does not mean that the odd ocean - going animal does not frequent close enough to delight a child snorkeling near the shore... but for the enthusiasts, you won't find your ideal snorkel adventure along these beaches.

In a few locations, sedimentary rocks can be found, including the blue - green San Onofre breccia on the south shore of West Anacapa near Cat Rock.

Growing anywhere from 10 lbs to over 50 lbs they are found offshore and even caught in kayaks near the shore by lots of local anglers.

It was near Telegraph Cove that we found a small pod of Killer Whales travelling north in Johnsone Strait, so we enjoyed a little bit of whale watching from our small boat, as they skirted the shores of Northern Vancouver Island.

According to a recent finding by Exophase, trophies for a Western version of Puyo Puyo Tetris had surface, which means we could be seeing this game coming to our shores in the near future.

The most comprehensive study to date found the potential of wind power (on land and near - shore) to be 72 TW, equivalent to 54,000 MToE (million tons of oil equivalent) per year, or over 5x the world's current energy use in all forms.

Looks like Shakhova's trip this summer found destabilized sub-sea permafrost not only in the long - inundated deep Arctic Shelf, but in the far more recently inundated near shore Arctic Shelf, and comparable emissions as those found on the deep shelf.

Legal Week's latest Big Question survey found nearly two - thirds (64 %) of respondents believe own - firm near - shoring ventures in cheaper locations such as Belfast or other regional UK locations provide a better alternative to outsourcing companies for both legal process and back office support.

It was founded in 1796 near the mouth of the Cuyahoga River, and became a manufacturing center owing to its location on the lake shore, as well as being connected to numerous canals and railroad lines.