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Where did nock-ten hurricane occur?
Nock-ten affected the Philippines, South Central China, Vietnam, Laos and Thailand.
How do mangroves be damage?
Mangroves can be damaged through human activities such as deforestation, pollution, and development, which can disrupt their ecosystems and degrade their habitat. Natural disasters like hurricanes and tsunamis can also cause physical damage to mangrove forests, impacting their ability to provide coastal protection and support biodiversity.
How is a coconut adapted for seed dispersal?
When someone try to hurt them they drop their coconuts on them and nock them ou!
What are abiotic factors in the savanna?
The biotic factors of a tropical savanna includes vegetation that is dominated by different types of tall grasses with some shrubs and trees. The animals tend to be bigger than in the jungles.The abiotic factors of the tropical savanna include frequent fires from seasonal lightning, seasonal rainfall, times of drought and times of great rains, high temperatures, and a compact soil.What they meanAbiotic factors are chemical and physical factors of the environment like climate and soil type - 'non biology'Solar energy input is affected by season, cloud cover and changes in the Earth's orbit.Light is important for plants for photosynthesis, for seed germination and for the behaviour of animals like reproduction timeClimate are rainfall, wind and high temperatureTopography are the surface of the land like height of mountains, the positions of the slopes that affect drainage and the behaviour of organismOxygen availabilityEdaphic is connected with the soil like the pH of the soil, mineral salt of soil, the soil texture for example sandy soils are well drained and dry out quickly in hot weather but are never water logged in wet weather. Clay soils don't drain and restrain water in hot weather but are waterlogged in wet weather. The edaphic factors affect the plant distributionPollution in the air, water landCatastrophes are like earth quakes that disrupt the conditionsBiotic factors are things done by organisms like predation and competition - 'living'Competition like for food, habitat and mates can be either interspecific (between species) or intraspefic (within species)Mutualism is the relation between partnersGrazing, predation, parasitism is the relationship between 2 species where one benefit from the otherBiotic factors are density dependent which describes the factors that affect the size of the population relative to the area of the land. The bigger the population the greater the competition for food, habitat due to less land.Example- poor weather can reduce the number of animals that can have a nock on affect for predators. If the pH on the soil fails then it can affect the bacteria living there and the rate of decomposition will change
Where should you point cock feather when you nock an arrow with the bow parallel to the ground?
The cock feather should be pointing to the right. The arrowhead should be pointing downward. Be sure when you nock your arrows to never point the bow and arrow at any person. Keeping the arrow pointed away from people will minimize the risk of unintentional injury.
What are a feather on a arrow called?
There are usually 3 feathers or fletchings on an arrow. As few as 2 or as many as 4 can be used, but 3 is normal for modern arrows. The 3 feathers are positioned equally at 120 degrees from each other. The different coloured feather is traditionally called the "cock feather" but in modern times the alternative name "index feather" can be used, depending on the audience. At the back end of an arrow, there is a "nock" which can be a plastic "U" or just a groove in the back of the arrow which fits around the string of the bow to hold the arrow onto the string. The index vane is attached to the arrow at right angles to this nock, so when the arrow is on the bow, the index feather is pointing away from the bow. The other two feathers will be able to pass the bow without obstruction.
What is the end of the arrow with the nock in archery?
the end of the arrow with the nock
How do you write own sentence with nock?
A nock (with no K) is the groove at the back of an arrow. The bowstring fits into that groove. I could not shoot the arrow, since the nock had broken, and the bowstring would slip.
What are the parts of an arrow?
Fletching Nock Shaft Point
How do you nock a bow?
generally nock an arrow on the string around 3/16" above centre and see how it flies adjust accordingly
What is the sprue of an arrow nock?
The sprue of an arrow nock refers to the small protrusion or extension that forms part of the nock's design, typically located at the back end of the arrow. It is often used to aid in the manufacturing process, particularly in molding, ensuring the nock retains its shape and can be easily removed from the mold. The sprue can also contribute to the structural integrity of the nock, although it is usually trimmed off or designed to be inconspicuous in the final product.
Is nock a word?
Yes. A nock is a metal or plastic piece at the end of an arrow, having a notch for the bowstring = noun.
What do you call putting the arrow in place on a bow?
The word is nock. The nock (noun) is the notch in the end of an arrow. To nock (verb) means to place an arrow on the bowstringinpreparation for shooting.
In archery the section of a bow or arrow carrying the bowstring?
It is the nock
Where does the bow meet the arrow?
i believe it's called the "nock".
What is an arrow groove?
It is called a Nock or in old English Nocke
