sharks
Barnacles attach themselves to rocks at the shore by secreting a strong adhesive that allows them to firmly grip onto the surface. This allows them to filter food particles from the surrounding water while remaining protected from predators.
The wind blew my kayak onto the shore. Or as a verb: I went kayaking yesterday
He just climbed onto the shore.
In a coastal town, a sea breeze is one coming from the sea onto the shore. A land breeze is is one from shore blowing to the water.
Waves are formed when water reaches the shore. Waves are created by the wind causing ripples on the water's surface, which amplify into larger waves as they approach the shore and break onto the beach.
the sharp rocks and high cliffs.
A false crawl.
the curved sea wall deflects waves from getting onto shore
the sharp rocks and high cliffs
The number of waves crashing onto a shore per day can vary greatly depending on factors such as weather, tides, and the location of the shore. On average, there could be thousands of waves crashing per day.
The swash zone is where waves carry material onto the shore in a forward motion. This process contributes to the formation of beaches and coastal landforms through the deposition of sediments.
a storm surge