Sea anemone

My investigation focus was to analyse the community pattern within the Rocky Shore ‘Siren’s Rock’. I investigated the distribution of the Red Sea Anemone (Actinia tenebrosa) and the Grey side-gilled Sea Slug (Pleurobranchaea maculata) on the slopes of the rocks and also in the rock pools by looking at both the abiotic and biotic factors of their environment. The community pattern found on the rocks is a zonation pattern this is because there are distinct horizontal bands of organisms from the low

are lessons that could be learnt from nature. A study of the clown fish and the sea anemone reveals to us a few of such lessons. The clown fish and the sea anemone are sea creatures whose lifestyle is altogether a bunch of lessons worth learning by humanity. A clown fish is a small beautifully coloured fish that lives in partnership with the sea anemone; a sea dwelling creature that

But Not Dangerous Critter Well you might be thinking how a sea anemone can be dangerous but not dangerous at the same time. Sea anemone are dangerous but to fish but not to humans. Sea anemone are very interesting critters with many unique features and other exquisite things. The colors of the sea anemone can be a variety of colors like a rainbow. They also have a pretty wide range in size and weight too. The length of the sea anemone ranges from ½ inch to 10 ft. Their weight range is as light

organisms like anemones litter the sea bed as well. Coral reefs’ seemingly eternal balance with man is now in jeopardy, as small things like clownfish infertility and massive coral population loss begin to snowball, eventually leading to human casualties. These vibrant structures made up of millions of years of development do not face potential threats from global warming. The existing threats are imminent. As mentioned, sea anemones accompany coral on the bottom of the earth’s enormous seas. While this

parents. She decides to search for them, but her short-term memory gets in the way. She eventually remembers where they live when Nemo mentions the name of the bay. Dory’s parents lived at the Jewel of Morro Bay. Marlin, Nemo, and their friends in the sea helps Dory on her adventure. They go through a lot of obstacles to find her parents. Dory meets a lot of new friends who are willing to help. Dory’s flashbacks help her remember certain things. She finally locates her parents and return to the reef

appropriate hook which grabs the reader’s attention there may be no direct quotations in this first paragraph the entire paragraph will consist of the writers own ideas. Sharks are born with many gifts to help make it a suc-cessful predator in the deep sea. Sharks attack from under-neath their target and angle their snout above the target so the shark can then tear apart the prey. Unlike most hunters, Sharks teeth are structured in its gums. Sharks may have be-tween four to six rows of teeth for killer

Disney Pixar’s movie, Finding Nemo. This assumption is not correct though. The fish that are actually depicted in this movie are a species called false anemone fish. Although this movie gives an accurate view into the life of a false clown fish, and its everyday adventures, there is slight differences in the false anemone fish and a true anemone fish, or simply, clown fish. There are small differences in their shape and their habitat. But there still is so much more to this fish than the simple

Clown fish are incredible creatures from their origin, to the way they reproduce. They are one of the most unique fish ever to be researched. The clown fish, also known as the anemonefish because of the close relationship they have with anemone, is a small fish that is found around tropical coral reefs in saltwater. Clown fish can grow to be from 2 to 5 inches long, while the males tend to be significantly smaller than the females. The most commonly known species is orange with white markings. However

significant to the reef as well. They were home to numerous of species, regardless of the possibility that those species didn't have any acquaintance with it. The fish sleeping in the anemone, the Dolphins resting on the shallows of the reef, turtles hid under the multitudes of the submerged rocks, seahorses and crabs slept in the sea grass, and the manta ray sleep under the sand to seek frequent shelter in the sand. It was a gorgeous view, everything was so serene, calm, and placid. Mother Nature herself

migrating whales, seals, and otters. Its tide pools, which give a glimpse of colorful ocean life such as sea stars, crabs, and sea anemones, can be explored, and large area of coastal scrub and grasslands bring native wildflowers in the spring. Natural Bridges is named for the naturally occurring mudstone bridges that were carved by the Pacific Ocean into cliffs that bulged out into the sea. They were formed over a million years ago when silt, clay, and diatoms were solidified into a mixture of