The statement is true, all of these are important natural resources in the Caribbean islands. Most important are definitely the waters, climate and beaches, these three make the tourism possible and bring in the biggest income in the Caribbean countries. Even though they do have some exports like the coconuts, zinc and manganese, these islands are heavily dependent on imported goods and resources.
Earth's mantle has kept contributing to the Earth's atmosphere through a process called degassing. During this process, gases are emitted from the magma in the mantle and are transferred into the atmosphere through tectonic procedure such as ocean ridge spreading and volcanism.
The answer is false.
In middle east countries, falconry is useful to Arabians way back 2000 years ago. The bird was traditionally used for hunting and it was a source of survival in the desert. The humans used its amazing ability to see great distances and to supplement their diet, catching the Habara, or similarly known as a wild turkey in the desert. That is why UAE makes the falcon as their national symbol. Camel is only used as transportation not as a means of survival.
