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Filter feeders in the ocean eat this?
Filter feeders in the ocean filter water through their body to eat. They filter phytoplankton out of the water to gain nutrients.
What are california's main water sources?
they filter the water from the PACIFIC ocean
Does the ocean clean itself?
the ocean cleans, i think, with the air and mouclues in the water. It acts as if it is a filter
How are the salts naturally removed from ocean waters?
the salt is drained out by letting the water evaporate and they are left behind. When ocean water freezes, its just water. No salt. Ocean water can filter through the sand and marsh grasses and this can filter out the salt as well.
What do oysers do for a living?
They filter ocean water for nutrients, and they give us lovely pearls
How does saltwater from the ocean changes to fresh?
We filter our water through many types of sources.
What do filter feeders in the ocean eat?
Filter feeders are called filter feeders so they suck in water and eat the tiny plankton in the oceanwith there tiny filter hairs.
Why is ocean water not used much to provide fresh water?
because it is too expensive to filter and process all of the salt out of it
How does everyone in the world get water?
Water evaporates from the ocean to from clouds. It rains, then to the reservoir, filter and so on. Then, through pipes to homes.
How can you protect the water supply?
you can use less water. don't throw trash in the ocean or liter filter our water more and don't waste water too
What is Australia's water policy?
Australia is surrounded by an ocean. They have machines which filter the ocean water and make it into clean drinking water. But this costs a lot of money to do. So they also use natural springs found in the forest parts of australia
Why is there more salt water than fresh water?
The oceans are salt water, the world is 91% ocean. When the water got to rivers or lakes they were precipitated and the clouds filter the salt.
