Sentences with phrase «life in the water»

That often makes it harder for women to spot: When you're a fish living in water, do you know you're wet?

That makes it among the healthier options out there, because boiling the water kills any germs that might live in the water.

Leviticus 11:12 Anything living in the water that does not have fins and scales is to be detestable to you.

First avatar is a fish, one which is creature living in water.

All animals which live in the water and on land, such as frogs, crocodiles, turtles, and the like, are forbidden as food.

But since humans live on ground and fish live in water, it is kind of like fish are from a different world.

The fish, the one that lives in water (thought).

Maybe you overlooked this verse: «Anything living in the water that does not have fins and scales is to be detestable to you.»

I knew the AquaScope would be fun for them to explore more of what lives in the water.

Why It Works: Babies spend the first nine months of their lives in water, so it makes sense that water would have a calming, peaceful effect on them.

#swimwithspeedo If you've followed our family for any amount of time, you'll know that we live in the water year round.

Did you know that dragonflies live in the water during their first stage of life?

Although mammals that live in water share a similarly oblong body shape, they are not closely related.

The team analysed the chemical composition of tiny shells built by organisms (foraminifera) that had lived in the water column and at the sea bottom before their shells became embedded in the seafloor sediments.

«We saw a connection between organisms that live almost all of their lives in the water column and those that live on the seafloor,» Juniper says.

Getting off the ground was a major feat for plants evolved to live in water.

In a section called the Faulty Towers Complex, a black smoker called Finn is home to a bacterium — strain 121 — that holds the world's record for heat tolerance: It lives in water as hot as 250 degrees Fahrenheit.

Fish and plants that live in those waters may find it harder to get enough oxygen and nutrients, Gettys said.

Microbes of the plastisphere live in waters from Australia to Europe.

Leeuwenhoek put his microscope collection — the largest of the mid-1600s — to good use, observing and studying minuscule creatures he surprisingly found living in water droplets, plants and animals, Yong said.

As for the animals living in the water below — well, it is hard to know their story.

But human fetuses do live in water.

But eels live in water, which provides additional outlets for the current.

Only 10 percent caught and ate their prey, compared with 60 percent of snails living in water with current CO2 levels, researchers report February 1 in Biology Letters.

At its densest, giant salvinia blocks light and depletes oxygen needed by the aquatic life in the water below.

This included the study of fungi living in the water and the sediments, as well as fungi living on the surfaces of plants and other animals.

To get to one of their study sites, Onstott and his colleagues have to take an elevator 3.5 km down into one of a dozen gold mines in the Witwatersrand basin of South Africa, where they have found microbes living in water trapped in cracks in the hot rock.

Southern sea otters, also known as California sea otters, live in the waters along the California coastline and range from San Mateo County in the north to Santa Barbara County in the south.

They live in water that hovers just above freezing and that exerts pressures of thousands of pounds per square inch.

Most soft - bodied creatures live in water, but by using stronger materials it is possible to take these designs onto land.

Jacques - Yves Cousteau (11 June 1910 - 25 June 1997) was a French naval officer, explorer, ecologist, filmmaker and researcher who studied the sea and all forms of life in water.

Some fish living in waters with currently naturally high levels of CO2 lose their sense of smell, and with it their ability to perceive predators — a possible portent to a global situation in the near future.

The physical changes required to adapt to life in the water appeared rather quickly, in roughly 5 million to 10 million years.

Procuhy didn't live in fire, though — it spent its whole life in water.

Their young live in water, normally in pools between the roots of trees or in hollowed - out trunks, and sometimes in discarded coconut shells.

To Rieppel and his colleagues, Odontochelys represents an early stage of turtle history during which they were evolving their shells while living in water.

It wiped out almost 90 percent of all life in water.

Legionella usually lives in water and is found in rivers, lakes and reservoirs in low numbers.

«Among other tasks microbiologists carried out genetic analyses of the microorganisms living in the water in order to evaluate which metabolic processes are predominant,» Scholz explains.

There is no reason why noise would not do the same for mammals who live in water where sound is more powerful still.

Eleven years ago, while studying the microbes that live in water - filled rock fractures in South African gold mines, geomicrobiologist Tullis Onstott of Princeton University noticed wormlike organisms living in cultures taken from 1.3 kilometers below the surface.

The behavior, never before reported, was discovered during observations between March 2007 and August 2013 of bottlenose dolphins living in the waters off Bunbury, Western Australia.

He said there is especially high concern around mammals living in waters near oil rigs.

But if you were smaller than a flea and lived in the water, you wouldn't admire the plant — you'd probably become its dinner.

bladderwort A carnivorous plant that lives in the water or wet soil.

«We were interested in examining one of the most important evolutionary events in our history as animals: the transition from living in water to living on land,» said co-author Richard Blob, an alumni distinguished professor of biology at Clemson University.

Most of them live underground in the soil, but some spend their entire lives in water.

crustacean An animal that usually lives in the water and has a segmented body and hard exoskeleton.

blue - green bacteria Microorganisms that live in the water and make their own food through photosynthesis.

Two - thirds of all known coral species live in waters that are deep, dark, and cold — some live three miles deep and are able to survive in -2 °C.