Assertion: tidal bore | /r/HasProperty | wave
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text: A tidal bore is a wave or waves formed when the incoming tide moves up into a river mouth or bay, against the direction of the current.
text: A tidal bore is a wave or waves formed when the incoming tide moves up into a river mouth or bay, against the direction of the current.
text: A tidal bore is a wave created from the incoming tide as it travels up a narrow river or bay against the direction of the current.
text: While this phenomenon may look like a tsunami, it’s actually a tidal bore, a wave that flows upstream in some rivers as high tide approaches.
text: A tidal bore is a wave that travels up a river, bay or inlet produce by an incoming high tide.
text: A tidal bore is a wave which builds up when a normal tidal movement enters a steadily narrowing estuary; these bores are particularly obvious at certain high tides.
text: This beast that they will ride is called a tidal bore, a wave that flows in from the ocean and propagates to dozens of rivers around the world.
text: A tidal bore is a wave or waves formed when the incoming tide moves up into a river mouth or bay, against the direction of the current.
text: A tidal bore is a wave or waves formed when the incoming tide moves up into a river mouth or bay, against the direction of the current.
text: A tidal bore is a steep wave, or waves, that travels up some rivers almost like a wall of water with the arrival of the tide, particularly an exceptionally high tide.