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About 4,255 residents.

read this article, it tells you through out.

http://www.cubaheadlines.com/2007/08/25/5366/lion_fish_specimens_found_in_cuban_coastal_waters.html

Cuban specialists have captured two lion fish specimens in the keys located north of the Cuban central province of Villa Clara, 270 kilometers from Havana.

The specimens are 11 and 17 centimeters long. They originally come from the Indian and the Pacific Oceans, that's why the presence of this foreign species off the Cuban coasts constitutes a real find. Both specimens are currently being kept in a fish tank to study their wild life and their impact on the sea ecosystem of North America's Atlantic coast, said specialists from the Ministry of Sciences Technology and Environment (CITMA). This species inhabits in the coral reefs of tropical waters where it is one of the dominant predators. Some lion fish can reach 18 inches long and they use a poison produced by glands in the base of their dorsal fins to defend themselves from their enemies. The sting of a lion fish is very painful and dangerous for the aggressors, including human beings. Since 2000 several lion fish specimens have been reported along the southeast coast of the United States, from the state of Florida to North Caroline. Their presence has also been confirmed in the waters of Long Island, in New Cork, the Bermudas and Puerto Rico. The presence of lion fish specimens in Cuban water had not been previously reported. The accidental or intentional release of lion fish specimens in Atlantic waters by amateur aquarists is one of the most likely theories for the introduction of that invasive species into the area. The Gulf Current could have carried the eggs and larvae to the north which made possible their settlement on the east coast of the United States. As soon as the study of the two specimens is completed, they will be placed in exhibition for the visitors to the National Aquarium in Havana.

New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland are the only four provinces in the Atlantic area in Canada!

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Q: which state is due of New Hampshire and Vermont?

A:Massachusetts

BY: Selina

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you just spelled it

That question fits a number of occasions, but I'm going to pick Charles Lindbergh's epic solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean in 1926.

you have to go to America to do that

It flows South to North

Columbus took around four months I think.

Rio de Janiero it's the beach north of Ipanema

A river runs from a mountain or hill all the way to the ocean.

The SS great Britain was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, one of Britain's greatest engineers. When it was launched in 1843, it was the largest steamship in the world, but wasn't his first ship to cross the Atlantic.

The SS Great Western, also designed and built by Brunel, made the trans-atlantic voyage in 1838. The great Western also had the distinction of being the world's largest steamship when it was launched.

In the Sargasso Sea, around the Carribean.

Nope

850 feet above sea level

Black Ball Line - trans-Atlantic packet - was created in 1817.

yes

arm the merchant ships

India

World War 2 changed a neutral, non-militant nation into the premier global superpower. The United States of America with hundreds of thousands of American citizens of Japanese, German and Italian descent had no inclination to go to war in Asia or Europe. The military power of the United States was seventeenth in the world behind the likes of Holland and Belgium. Pearl Harbor angered the American people and the full weight of the resources of the country were directed toward the complete, unconditional surrender of the Axis powers. Men, women and children rallied to the call. Four years later the United States of America was the premire, global military power and has been ever since.

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