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What climate does saltwater have?
Saltwater does sort of have a climate. It has three main biome parts coastal, open, and deep. The coastal is warmest, open is colder than that, and deep is the coldest.
Name six different aquatic biomes?
they are saltwater marine ocean freshwater and two more but i forgot them I can name all of them, rivers, ponds, estuaries, coastal ocean, open ocean, and deep ocean.
What is between fly fishing and saltwater fishing?
Fly fishing involves a specific fly fishing rod in which the line floats. People use fly lures. In saltwater fishing, people fish in saltwater. It is very open: you can use lures, baits, and even fly fish in saltwater.
What are the habitats for manatees?
They prefer quiet streams and bayous (freshwater). Infrequently, they will take to the open ocean.
Do all sea animals live in the same spot?
No, some are migratory, like salmon. Salmon spawn (lay eggs) in freshwater streams and die. The eggs that survive grow, go downstream and out into the saltwater of the open ocean, live their lives, and return to the same freshwater stream that they were spawned in, where they themselves spawn, and die.Some orca (killer whale) pods are known as transientsbecause they move from area to area, constantly on the hunt for food.Various populations of whales (like California's Gray whales) migrate between feeding and breeding grounds.
What special adaptations does the saltwater crocodile have?
-they open their mouths to regulate their body temperature -they have sharp teeth to tear apart their preys body
Is the Black Sea salt water or fresh water?
Saltwater, but it is much less salty than the open ocean at least on the surface.
Is label a open or close syllable or both?
Both. One open, one closed.
What do you call a cigar with both ends open?
A whiff is a small cigar which is open at both ends.
When was Both Ways Open Jaws created?
Both Ways Open Jaws was created in 2010.
How long would it take for sound to echo from a submarine 1000 m away?
Ideally, for saltwater, about .64 seconds; in freshwater, .66 seconds. However, where are many variables when dealing with sound speed in water to consider: 1. Type of water (saltwater or freshwater) 2. Water temperature 3. Water depth. All 3 of these are major factors in how fast sound travels through water. Sound travels faster in saltwater than it does in fresh; however, for sea-going submarines, there's always potential contact with freshwater in the ocean, which alters the sound profile. Temperature is also the leading major factor. For example, the Arctic Ocean has a higher freshwater content due to the ice floes than in the open Atlantic or Bering Sea, and is also much colder (constant 28°). The Gulf Stream can alter a target's sound bearing by several degrees or more due to the temperature variation between the walls of the stream and the surrounding ocean. As sound travels deeper (sound travels toward colder water) sea pressure becomes the overriding factor in the equation, and bends sound back toward the surface. Submarine Sonar Techs (like myself) are responsible for maintaining a current sound profile on a daily basis, using different machines to chart the sound profile from the surface to deep depths. This is in order to understand the tactical sound profile for both targets and ship operations.
What is the average rainfall of a salt marsh?
saltwater obvioulsy and treeless open area
