### waters:

Sea
* LIFE per inch of trunk diameter.
* Most sea has adequate oxygen
  - low temperature
  - sodium
  - snakes prey on fish , especially eels
  - stars prey heavily upon mollusks, but there are exceptions
  - urchins occupy places
* Some sea anemones form symbiotic relationships with crabs, shrimps or clownfish
  - breezes cause thunderstorms
* Some sea causes beach erosion
* Some sea is part of hydrospheres
  - worlds
  - jelly has anatomies
  - lamprey predation leads to extinction
* Some sea lampreys have levels
  - puncture skin
* Some sea lampreys reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
  - slugs swim
  - snails breathe use gills
  - stars, like the purple sea star of the Gulf of Maine, have nine or ten arms
  - turtles ingest particles
* Some sea urchins brood eggs in specialized pouches
  - crawl using their spines, which they can manipulate like stilts
  - destroy environments
  - hide in cracks
  - inhabit pits
* Some sea urchins live on sandy shores, other species live upon the rocks
  - possess internal skeletons
  - use feet
  - seas look dark blue, when others are blue-green.
  * and ocean are two different things. Seas are part of an ocean. In other words I agree with Osiris
* anenomes, for example, or coral polyps live out their lives attached to the same spot
  - shell fish, small fish, octopi, crabs, and algae are common residents
* are important because water has been the catalyst for the development of life on our planet
  - partially or completely enclosed by land masses
  - plains
  - rough with large swells
* breeze A coastal local wind that blows from the ocean onto the land.
* breezes moderate temperatures throughout the year.
* company limited by guarantee and a registered charity.
* cover the land and then retreat.
* form of audit.
* gulls feasting on small fish.
* hares sequester ochtodene in high concentrations and are deterrentto reef fish predators.
  - consequences
  - danger
  - dire consequences
* have fish, and fish have fins
* includes bays
  - gulfs
* is based on the principle of energy conservation
  - dissolved and measured into the same proportion that existed at first
* kayaking paddles are much different than whitewater paddles.
* kayaks and longer, with a sleek v-shaped body for stability in rough seas.
* kayaks, like rafts, carry all our gear.
* mites lead complicated lives.
* place for penguins.
* provides fish.
* rise and fall over what is now North America.
* snails on the other hand, eat plankton and other small creatures.
* snakes quite common.
* turtles physical nests are affected by rising sea levels.
+ Sea snake, Poison, Natural function: Elapidae
  * Most sea snakes prey on fish, especially eels. The latter stiffens and dies within seconds when bitten. One species prefers molluscs and crustaceans, such as prawns. Some reef dwelling species have small heads and thin necks, making it possible for them to get small eels from the soft bottom where they hide.

### waters | sea:

Sea lice
* are actually small parasites that affect fish.
* are parasites which have posed a devastating threat to farmed salmon stocks
  - kill salmon and have been a major problem for the industry
* can infect very young salmon so that fewer make it out to sea or back to spawn.
* can transmit ISAv from infected to susceptible fish
  - the virus
* die and fall off anadromous fish such as salmonids when they return to freshwater.
* escape predation on their host.

Sea life
* abounds in the thousands of tide pools and inlets.
* can sometimes cause injuries and even fatalities.
* depends on it for survival.
* includes fish, molluscs, oysters and other shellfish
  - sea anemones, sea urchins, crabs, and starfish
* is abundant and varied
  - varies with the season
  - in B.C. coastal waters
  - located in beachs
  - observed in our tide pool and aquariums

Shallow sea
* are where the fastest currents move.
* have extensive distribution.