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Washington state has both thick woods and coastal waters. The weather in the Spring/Summer and even into Fall is really nice, and the Ocean is beautiful. If you want to spend some time away from the beach, you won't have to go very far to find the perfect locale to pull out your tent and cocoa and settle in to your campsite. I hope this will answer your question.
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Which original colonies had thick woods and excellent timber and coastal waters?
New England Colonies
Alaskas state tree?
The state tree of Alaska is the Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis). This tree is native to the coastal regions of Alaska and is known for its tall, conical shape and thick, scaly bark. Sitka spruces are important commercially and ecologically in Alaska.
Can you name a bright thick lipped fish beginning with w?
A Wrasse is a colorful fish with thick lips that can be found in tropical waters.
Why Is the epidermis on coastal plants thinner than on non coastal plants?
Coastal plants have plenty of water to absorb and transpire therefore their epidermis does not require water conservation; on the other hand non coastal plants have to conserve water hence their epidermis is thick.
Where can sandbar sharks be found?
Sandbar sharks (Charcharinus plumbeus), are found in tropical and subtropical waters nearly worldwide. They are coastal sharks but can be found in offshore waters. They are often encountered in bays and along the beach. On the beach front they can cruise along breaks in the shore or along sandbars, hence the name, looking for smaller fish, invertebrates and crustaceans. Two other names for these fish are Brown shark and Thick skin shark.
What marine mammal has the longest life span?
Bowhead whales are known to have the longest life span of any marine mammal, with some individuals reaching over 200 years old. These whales are found in Arctic and sub-Arctic waters and are known for their distinctive bowed lower jaw and thick blubber layer that helps them survive in icy waters.
Why do seals have a layer of fat around their body?
They have a thick layer of fat so they can keep warm.
Why penguin skin is white and thick and why is there a thick layer of fat underneath?
Penguin skin is primarily white and thick to provide insulation and protection against the cold temperatures of their icy habitats. The thick layer of fat, known as blubber, serves as an additional insulator, helping to retain body heat and providing energy reserves during times when food may be scarce. This adaptation is essential for their survival in harsh environments, allowing them to maintain their body temperature while swimming in frigid waters.
Why do whales migrate back to the colder waters instead of just staying in the warm waters?
They have thick layers of blubber and their food also provides a heating energy so they most likely move to colder waters because of the direction they are in. Whales can survive in pretty much any temperature.
What state would be associate with thick forest?
Maine
What are the distinguishing characteristics of a lump head fish and where can they typically be found in the wild?
The lump head fish is known for its large, bumpy head and thick, fleshy lips. They are typically found in tropical and subtropical waters, often near coral reefs or rocky areas.
The Pachycephalosaurus is known as the thick-headed dinosaur?
TRUE
