Sentence examples for brackish waters from inspiring English sources

A few species tolerate hypersaline or brackish waters.

Rockfish still cruise its brackish waters, down to the salt.

(Creatures commonly known to erode wrecks, like shipworms, can't survive in such brackish waters).

A few live in brackish waters, and two families consist largely of marine species.

That's some consolation, I suppose, though it's also a drag that filmmakers persist in trolling the same brackish waters.

Better known as the American oyster, this three- to four-inch bivalve once thrived in the bay's brackish waters.

Much of the coast is lined by mangrove swamp, succeeded inland by nipa palm (Nypa fruticans) in brackish waters.

Swamp eels, unrelated to true eels (Anguilliformes), are found in fresh and brackish waters of the tropics.

Flamingos are found patchily throughout the world, wherever there are shallow salt pans, brackish waters or lagoons to exploit.

Of the two, reverse osmosis is the more widely used, particularly for desalting brackish waters from inland seas.

Only a few species of the families Cyprinidae and Aspredinidae are known to inhabit low-saline or brackish waters.