Sentences with phrase «in open waters»

In that article, the author wrote that waters around Spitzbergen warmed 12C over just a few years and that ships were able to sail in open waters north of 81N.

Ringed seals feed intensively on cod in the open waters of summer in order to store the fat needed to survive the winter.

Pelagic community - The community of organisms living in the open waters of a river, a lake or an ocean (in contrast to benthic communities living on or near the bottom of a water body).

There are several maps available, including those in open waters, or surrounding islands.

Local whale biologists have gotten a full set of identification photographs for the entire clan and have determined that two orcas did not survive the winter after they left the Salish Sea of Washington state to hunt in the open waters of the Pacific Ocean.

Are you an experienced scuba diver, ready to go out in the open waters?

- Sail Fish enocunter in open waters near Contoy island departures from Playa del Carmen: Only from January to March snorkel with fastes fish in theocean, the amazing Sail fish....

- Whale Shark enocunter in open waters near Holbox departures from Playa del Carmen: Only from June to September snorkel with largest fish in the world, the amazing Whale Sharks....

When investigating mass strandings of whales, likely the result of the use of navy sonar in open waters,

These snappers thrive in the open waters of the marine reserve and are relatively abundant in Belize where Mother Nature has been generous in her distribution of a vibrant reef system and ecological diversity.

But when they get left behind in the open waters, Oto's frustration at Haruto's icy demeanor comes to a boil.

Isabel recounts the shark attack on her flimsy boat in open waters.

Yet Finding Nemo requires emotional beats, too, and Marlin's pleas for his son in the open waters are, in Brooks» cadence, piercing and true.

Up in the open waters, mob boss Don Lino (Robert De Niro), is displeased with the boisterous upstart who's making waves in the underwater world.

And how much do those levels change from place to place — at the coast or out in open waters, or at the surface versus in the depths?

Plus, he notes, the largely aquatic turtles mate in open waters and often begin to sink when they're copulating — which is no problem in most lakes but proved fatal in the Messel pit lake.

Perry suspects that the numbers of blue crab larvae, which spawn in open waters 15 - 150 kilometers offshore, will drop because of their exposure.

And down the coast from Goose Cove, a Port Hope Simpson crab fisherman captured some footage of a smaller, almost five - kilometer - long chunk of the ice island floating in open waters.

Dopamine release can take about 100 to 200 milliseconds, so Ridgway pored over 4 decades of recordings made in open waters to time the animals» responses.

Corps program manager Steven Wolf said at the September public hearing that dredged materials must be signed off on by the Environmental Protection Agency and the state before they're disposed of in open waters.

In 2005, the state called for, and the EPA agreed, to establish a goal of reducing or eliminating dredged materials in open waters of Long Island Sound, the governor said.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo confirmed Tuesday that his state will file suit to overturn federal approval of plan to allow sludge dredged from harbors in Connecticut to be disposed of in the open waters of Long Island Sound.

He must begin by righting a Democratic ship, that's failing to navigate effectively in open waters.

Whether you're planning on swimming in open waters, sipping iced beverages by the pool, or biking along the shore, one thing's certain: your skin needs some extra love this se...

Statistically, you had a 75 % chance of being born in open water, right?

However, there are a few tips and strategies that will help you swim more effectively and efficiently in open water.

If you are new to swimming in open water, and even if you've been doing it for years, there is what I like to call, the «freak out factor.»

If you are new to triathlon, swimming in open water can be a daunting idea.

to mimic the ever changing colors in open water.

Scientists don't know a lot about where microplastics stick around in open water ecosystems.

Good to Know: REEF doesn't teach diving or snorkeling, and although instruction can be arranged through local dive shops, survey participants must have sufficient experience and be comfortable in open water.

Fortunately, a catastrophe was narrowly averted by sheer luck: the ship got stuck on a rock instead of being in open water, where it would have sunk.

Species that live in open water used platelets in their silvery skin to bend polarized light, obscuring their outlines more effectively than either near - shore species or humanmade mirrors, the researchers reported last week in Science.

Before his surgery, the young man had been a keen triathlete, and so had swum competitively in open water.

When oil is spilled in open water, burning it in place (called in - situ burning) can be an effective method for removing the oil before it can settle into the water column and cause ecological harm.

Pilings that held weekend camps surrounded by thick marshes a decade ago stand in open water, hundreds of yards from the nearest land — mute testimony to a vanishing culture.

Eighteen - meter - long humpbacks, for instance, are Antarctica's other abundant baleen whales, but they stick to feeding in the open water and the edges of the sea ice.

Whether fish hunt nearshore or in the open water and what prey they eat affect the amount of mercury that accumulates in them, a Dartmouth College study shows.

And although prior experiments have shown that loggerheads use magnetic fields to navigate in open water, mystery still surrounds how they find their native beach.

When fish feed on organisms that live around bottom - growing plants and on the mud in the nearshore areas (benthic organisms in the littoral zone), they accumulate less mercury than when they are feeding on plankton in the open water.

Groupers are bulky fish that hunt in daytime in the open water off coral reefs.

I was puzzled by my anxiety attack but can only attribute it to inexperience in an open water race.

If you've never been horizontal in a pool or in the open water for an hour or an hour and a half or however long it's going to take you to swim 2.4 miles, you may find some hip flexor and some core fatigue that you didn't experience from shorter swim sessions.

Swimming in open water is so hard!!

SyFy and The Asylum have flooded the marketplace with terrible «Sharknado» films and other jokey, awful CGI - infused tales of mutant sharks on the rampage, so it's high time to return to the simple horror that can be found when a person is forced to go up against a great white in the open water.

The third Japanese reboot of the series opens with an echo of the original 1954 Godzilla, on the mystery of an abandoned boat in open water, but otherwise it wipes the slate clean and treats this as the first ever encounter with a giant creature on a tear through Tokyo.

They were particularly struck by a photo of a religious ceremony taking place in open water.

As ardent as she was wading on the shoreline, she was an even more determined swimmer in the open water.

If you allow your dog to go swimming in open water, make sure that you're no more than an arm's length away, in case he or she starts to struggle.

Even if your dog is a great swimmer, all dogs should wear personal flotation devices for the same reason humans do when out in open water.