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Why are people starting to farm the oceans instead of harvesting wild orgnisms?
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∙ 8y ago
because fish reproduce faster than we humans and we human can eat fish (cooked, and not raw) so thats why people farm the oceans
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∙ 8y ago
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Why are people starting to farm the oceans rather than simply fishing or harvesting wild organisms?
Because the population of wild salmon is falling.
List two methods of harvesting the oceans living resources?
Fishing the Ocean, and Farming the Ocean
Do oceans produce sugar instead of salt?
Oceans of and by themselves produce neither.
How can dwarf wedge mussel be saved?
we can save it by starting to compost all garbage and paper in compost bins instead of throwing it in the lakes and rivers and oceans and lakes of the world.
What Are Two Oceans Starting With A?
Atlantic artic
Harvesting fish at a rate faster than they can reproduce is called...?
OverfishingOverfishing, or harvesting fish faster than they can be replaced by reproduction, greatly reduced the amount of fish in parts of the world's oceans.
What oceans should you have to sail across to Australia?
It depends on your starting point
What is Ocean-centered geography?
D. looks at oceans as highways instead of barriers
Most trash in the US is buried instead of being dumped into the oceans However there is still trash in the oceans Why is this?
Because some is dumped in the ocean, obviously.
What are some oceans seas bays or gulfs starting with the letter Q?
Quincy Bay is in Massachusetts
What was the purpose of the interior plains?
To keep the surrounding mountains from grouping together and starting a war against the oceans.
How does the world seem different when using ocean-centered geography?
When using ocean-centered geography, the world appears interconnected with a focus on the vast ocean as a unifying element rather than the traditional land-centered perspective. This perspective highlights the importance of maritime trade, environmental issues like climate change and marine conservation, and the impact of oceans on global weather patterns and ecosystems. It also emphasizes the significance of coastal areas and island nations in global geopolitics and economics.
