Sentences with phrase «sea life which»

ABZÚ consistently delivers an extraordinary colour palate, endless coves flourishing with exotic underwater flora and fish and sea life which dances in front of you, swirling and flowing in the currents.

They have a dedicated section to the sea life which you will get to experience here.

The program includes live video footage of sea life which is projected for visitors to see.

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As someone who likes the sea levels where they are, I find taxing greenhouse gas emissions compelling, like taxing cigarettes, which reduced smoking, extended lives, and increased revenues.

Many of us who follow climate change news are aware that Greenland's ice is melting away, the Antarctic is cracking, and some Pacific islands are going underwater as seas rise — all because we are pumping more greenhouse gases into the thin layer of atmosphere in which we live.

You could say that 2018 is still a young year and it's way too early to judge things, which is true, but the level of volatility in both stocks and bonds during February is making this year feel like we've lived through two full years already, and I think what the markets are signaling is more likely to be a sea change than a blip.

It is like saying there is not smoke with out fire, like sighting a droppings and trail of foot prints you would realize that a camel and passenger passed the desert then the seeing of the greatness of the mountains and passages through them, the seas great waves the skies it helps to realize the existence of super power «GOD» above all... any way it is like the verses written in the Quran «GOD «Allah speaking about how he had created earth to man by the mountains, seas and rain from skies which brings life to earth..

All fish which live in the sea may be eaten, according to the ninety - sixth verse of the fifth Surah.

Then we move a few scripture later and we see that animal life came from the sea which is again not so dis - similar than the evolutionist theory.

We're about half an hour's drive from the Bristol Channel which is kind of on the coast, but I've lived half an hour from the sea in two other places and never been surrounded by gulls.

Or the album closer, «In Reverse,» which floats like a life raft in an endless sea, until the song finds its own land around the 3:15 mark.

When one looks at the various Christian beliefs that were once firmly believed — Adam and Eve, Noah's flood, people living to be 700 or 900 years old, the Red Sea splitting, water turning into wine, a talking snake, a man living in a whale's belly, people rising from the dead, Jesus driving demons out of people and into pigs — but which are now acknowledged by most thinking people to be mere mythology, it is pretty hard to give a lot of credibility to what's left.

By comparison, the Genesis story boils down to In the beginning... the earth was a formless wasteland... Then God said, «Let the water teem with an abundance of living creatures... God created the great sea monsters and all kinds of swimming creatures with which the water teems and so on.

Nor will its use demand payment of fare, and no longer will His children need travel across land or sea, no, but upon the winds of the air as like He does, and shall dwell upon the clouds in great floating cities away from the foulness of the earth's sand upon which will crawl the wicked children, and the wicked hostesses except those which He sees fit to allow to visit the cloudy cities for reasons of firm discipline... (10:45) Round shapely... (10:63) And as it is written so shall it come to pass while I do live.

Moses, the most humble man who had ever lived on Earth to that point (Numbers 12:3), follows the Lord's Spirit as the people followed Moses, leading them out from the place in which they were saved from death by the blood of a lamb, through the waters of the Red Sea where their enemies were swallowed up forever, traveling on in a new identity as God's chosen people — free and sent on to serve and worship Him.

It is no small thing, of a truth, to be able to cross the stormy sea of life on the shoulders and in the arms of another, yet that is just the grace which God accords to those who live under the yoke of obedience.

We read of a church and the material of which it is built; of a way of life characterized by «sickness,» «poverty» and «centuries of hard work and patience»; thoughts and attitudes, religious practice and desire; and of the wind and the sea.

Melville found healing and resolution in the sea — the pitiless and inhuman sea, which does not flatter or deceive and that, for all its connections to death, is life.

You will find a host of articles that describe in detail the process by which the great forests of the Cretaceous Period (circa 145 - 65 million years ago) slowly develop into coal and how sea life slowly developed into oil and natural gas.

The same Jewish tradition which contains a song of thanks to God for drowning the Egyptians in the Red Sea also contains a custom of dipping one drop of wine out of the kiddish cup on Passover for each plague, in sorrow for the Egyptian lives that were lost in the Exodus.

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The first time Juan visited Singapore, we took him to Seafood International, a nice restaurant by the sea which had tanks full of live fish and seafood, and where the menu was not a small booklet but an entire aquarium.

Squid Ink Conchiglie With Blue Crab and Sea Urchin Butter at Kindred, Davidson, NC In a year in which we ate a nearly comical amount of squid - ink pasta, no other lived up to chef Joe Kindred's miniature shells.

The Cabrilla café on the pool deck has a tank filled with the gorgeous, large - scale living clams known as Baja's «candy - of - the - sea,» which have a brown shell — hence the name.

Throughout this journey, which has seen Brando living off the land and sea, he has been joined by friends and family for short stretches including most recently his grandfather.

Life Cycles of the Seas» exhibit; and the eye - opening «Sea Debris: Awareness through Art,» which reveals the amount of waste dumped into our oceans every year and the impact it has on our coast's ecosystems.

The wreaths currently hang nearby 15 giant sea life sculptures from the Washed Ashore collection, which are made entirely from plastic marine debris.

William Hazlitt once wrote about a reported shipwreck in which a woman swimming for her life to a raft in the stormy sea saw that one of the half - drowned men on it was naked.

Dr Johnson thinks a way will be found to extend the lives of the submarines - which is why ideas have been floated like joint patrols with the French, or abandoning the policy of keeping one submarine permanently at sea.

The mystery is how he managed to reconcile all this contradictory, incomplete information into one brilliantly precise chart of the Mediterranean that allowed mariners to visualize, for the first time, the sea on which they'd spent their lives sailing.

Myotragus balearicus, which lived on the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea until 3000 years ago, had bones that resembled those of a reptile.

The research team — which utilized 34,000 data records from 2010 and 2011 — concluded that melting sea ice is diluting seawater and reducing the concentrations of the carbonate minerals critical as building blocks for the shells of marine life.

Polar bears living on sea ice need to eat more than 12,000 calories per day, the team found, which translates to at least one adult ringed seal — or the equivalent of nearly 220 Big Macs — every 10 to 12 days.

This rod - shaped bacterium, Epulopiscium fishelsoni (pictured right), lives in the gut of surgeon fish in the Red Sea and is up to 0.7 millimetres long, hundreds of times longer than the E. coli in our guts, which is around 0.002 millimetres long.

This approach allowed them to create a metabolic index for each species, which sets clearly defined limits for oxygen - breathing sea life: «Marine animals like eelpouts, rock crabs and Atlantic cod can only survive in environments with enough oxygen for them to increase their metabolism to between two and five times their resting metabolic rate if need be.

Those missions may pave the way for a lander on Europa (SN Online: 2/18/17), which could directly look for life in that moon's subsurface seas.

Deep - sea dwelling Mitsukurina owstoni, the goblin shark, is the oldest living species among lamniform sharks, which go back about 125 million years and today include great whites, threshers and makos.

In her PhD thesis, which she is due to defend on 11 April, researcher Sanna Majaneva has studied the life of the Arctic ctenophore Mertensia ovum, or the Arctic comb jelly, which is found in the Baltic Sea and the Arctic.

And in the era of climate change, those fleeing sea - level rise will be on the lookout for a place to live on higher ground, which is likely to push people of color and the poor out of neighborhoods that have historically been mostly black or Caribbean.

McKay has visited the Geysir — from which the term geyser originated — multiple times to understand how geysers and deep - sea vents might affect life.

Tests of some fish species, which can race across the ocean more quickly than slow - moving currents, have shown higher levels of radiation, although radiation levels in sea life off the U.S. shore are still safe, Buesseler said.

Microorganisms living in basaltic sea floor buried beneath sediments derive energy from inorganic components from the host rocks that interact with infiltrating seawater, which brings dissolved oxygen and other trace nutrients with it.

What we see as a mere light in the sea is a phenomenon occurring in nearly all the organisms living in the seas and oceans, from bacteria to large fish, and which impacts the behaviour and dynamics of the entire system.

Bringing the theory to life While the genetic evidence found in 2007 was «pretty robust,» according to O'Rourke, many scientists disregarded the theory due to a lack of archaeological evidence, most of which would have presumably disappeared underwater after sea levels rose.

Meanwhile, some over-fertilised lakes and seas in heavily farmed regions fill with «blooms» of aquatic life which then die and decompose, sucking all the oxygen out of the water in the process.

The lake registered at just 31 degrees Fahrenheit, slightly warmer than the coastal seas near McMurdo Station, which teem with sea stars, 100 - pound toothfish and other living things.

We seem to live in an age in which a smart person with strong coding and data - analysis skills can do all sorts of things with the sea of data that's increasingly available.

The study, published September 2 in Chaos, bucks a common assumption that the coasts closest to the masses of litter are responsible for the plastic, which can be deadly to sea life.

Crabs and lobsters are drawn to a totally synthetic bait, which could reduce the large take of live baitfish from the sea

Overfishing, pollution, climate change and destruction of habitats like coral reefs are all putting our seas in trouble but academics fear the risk is not being taken as seriously as concerns for the loss of animals and plants which live on land.