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What can happen to the shells of marine creatures when they die?
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What will happen if you pollute the sea?
Sea creatures will die.
When marine organisms die their shells eventually become what rock?
They can become sedimentary rock, most likely limestone.
What sea animal lives in a sea shell?
Clams obviously live in the clam shells, sea slugs live in the spirial shells. Some of their organs actually form inside the shell. Also, once those die, sometimes hermit crabs take over the shell when they out grow their previous shell. crabs, mollusks, oysters, mussels, clams, scallops, and other creatures
If a marine fish placed in freshwater what will happen?
It will die, because they need salt to survive for any great length of time.
What are some things that happen because of the ways the ocean moves?
land get washes away and some land life creatures can die
Do hermit crabs die in there shell?
They don't die in their shells they crawl out of their shells to die...(I read this from somewhere so I am not too sure...)
Are the oceans dying?
Millions of tons co2 are dissolved into the ocean and that changes the water so that hard shelled creatures lose their shells and die. Also there are growing dead spots where the water loses the oxygen and becomes toxic with hydrogen sulfide that kills deep dwelling creatures.
If a vampire bite a human what will happen?
you die or get a bad scar. It's fatal. they are mythical creatures though and that's only what happens in films and stuff
What will happen if the earths outer core solidify and inner core liquid?
Humans and any living creatures would die and no one would survive.
Why are marine reserves protected?
so the marine people do not die
When did Marine Tbileli die?
Marine Tbileli died in 2002.
What would happen to a marine organism that is taken out of a salt water aquarium and placed in a freshwater aquarium?
Whatever the organism is it will die a dreadfully painfull death.
