Answer:
The word is supposed to be in the bubbles right? I think it could be recycle? I might be wrong but give it a try.
Explanation:
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When was the first submarine built?
•1620. Cornelis Jacobszoon Drebbel, a Ditch engineer, was the first to build it.
What is the largest island?
•Greenland is the world's largest island. While Australia is an island, it is considered a continent. Greenland has an area of 2,166,086 square km, but a meager population of 56,452
What country has the longest coastline?
How many different species of ocean fish exist?
•About 150-200 fish.
Who is the father of oceanography?
•Matthew Maury, also considered the "pathfinder of the seas." He was an American oceanographer, meteorologist, cartographer, and geologist.
What is the average ocean temperature?
•17°C or 62.6°F.
Why is the ocean blue?
•It is commonly believed that the ocean is blue because of the sky reflecting off of it. But the ocean is blue because of the way it absorbs sunlight. It strongly absorbs colors at the red end of the wavelength spectrum, as well as the violet end, so what remains is mostly blue.
What is the difference between a hurricane and a typhoon?
•In the North Atlantic, central North Pacific, and eastern North Pacific, the term hurricane is used. The same type of disturbance in the Northwest Pacific is called a typhoon.
What causes sea foam?
•When dissolved organic matter is the water is churned up, mostly algal bloom (different types of algae)
Where do the highest tides occur?
•Bay of Fundy, Canada.
What is the warmest ocean?
•The Indian Ocean.
What do you call a person who studies fish?
•Ichthyologist, or simply a biologist, for a broader term.
What is the largest fish?
•The whale shark. It is also the largest living animal that is not a cetacean.
What is the fastest fish?
•The sailfish is the fastest fish in the world – able to swim at a speed of 68mph, followed by the marlin at 50mph.
•Of course, there is a lot of controversy on this topic, so I suggest doing more research on it.
What is the slowest fish?
•The dwarf seahorse swims at about 0.01 mph, making it the slowest fish in the world.
What is the smallest crab?
•The pea crab. Female pea crabs measure half an inch across at their largest, and male pea crabs are significantly smaller at less than a third of an inch wide.
What is the largest seaweed?
•The giant kelp.
Hope I helped!
The correct answer is all of the above.
The Earth's physical features affect people's choice of occupation because different geographical locations are suited to different jobs. For instance, if a person resides on the countryside, he or she is much more likely to be a farmer compared to someone who lives in the desert. Similarly, people who live next to a water body are more likely to use a ferry compared to people who do not live near water bodies. Lastly, recreational activities are also affected by the geographical features of a location. For instance, someone living in Iceland, is more likely to be a regular skier compared to someone living in California.
Answer:
Major shatter belt regions include; Ukraine, Russia, Balkan, Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Korea, Vietnam, and Sudan.
Explanation:
A shatter belt region is a territory or country faced with internal conflicts among its states or in conflict with another country; with some world powers showing interest in these countries because they want some of their resources, or because they want to dominate them. The above listed countries are major shatter belt regions.
The conflicts;
- Balkan: Russia, Ottoman, and Austro-Hungarian had crossroads in Balkan. Russia wanted a share of the Balkan territory. For this reason, Balkan had to join with some governments to wage wars with Russia.
- Korea and Vietnam: These two countries fought the influence of democratic from Western influence like the United States after the war. These were communist countries that resisted the influence of the United States on them.
- Ukraine and Russia: After the Soviet Union disintegrated, individual states have been fighting for sovereignty. Russia has taken over most of these states but the United States is helping most of the smaller states to resist Russian attacks. Russia took Crimea from Ukraine. Crimea has been given back to Ukraine.
- Syria, Turkey, and Iraq: States in these regions who are divided on ethnic lines have been struggling for independence.
- Sudan: After an election which many believed was not fair there has been tension in this region fueling the South Sudanese Civil war. In 2013, there was a suspected coup, which led to a fight between two parties namely; SPLM-IO and SPLM. SPLM stands for Sudan People's Liberation Movement. SPLM-IO is short for Sudan People's Liberation- in restriction.
