Sentence examples for shore waters from inspiring English sources

Freshwater catfishes are almost worldwide in distribution and live in a variety of habitats from slow or stagnant waters to fast mountain streams; marine catfishes are found in the shore waters of the tropics.

Building on similar ideas from places like Vancouver, and Sydney Harbor in Australia, plans include varied textures on the surface of the sea wall facing Puget Sound, to shelflike structures on which tiny fish can pause for feeding or shelter, to light tubes from the surface that could mimic conditions in the shallow shore waters that the salmon would swim through in nature, if they could.

In the Southern Hemisphere, right whales feed far offshore in summer, but a large portion of the population occur in near shore waters in winter.

Scientists and veterinarians working for WCS's New York Aquarium discovered a nursery ground for sand tiger sharks near shore waters of Long Island's Great South Bay.

Studies commissioned by the EPA show that our near shore waters are now storing substantially more heat, seeing higher surface temperatures, are far more acidic, and are rising at about an inch per decade.

Offshore fishing banks are the favored habitat of the porbeagle, though it can be found anywhere from a depth of 1360 m in oceanic basins to littoral (close to shore) waters less than 1 m deep, over the entire water column.

Every swipe reveals more: two people by a shore, water, distant hills.

When the rain finally stopped, I walked along the shore, water gently lapping, sun peeking through to warm the earth again.

Recent modeling work on sediment-related transport of enterococci at an embayed beach in Florida found that tides and waves played a significant role in the abundance of ENT in the near shore water.

Sperm whales are usually found in deep off-shore waters, but may be seen closer to shore, in areas where the continental shelf is small and drops quickly to depths of 310-920 m.

In near-shore waters, mother-calf pairs seem to travel more consistently, punctuating this with only brief resting periods.