Sentence examples for thrive in shallow from inspiring English sources

Coral reefs thrive in shallow, tropical waters.

Like Danvers, they thrive in shallow rich soil.

Tulip Poplars generally won't thrive in shallow clay soils and tend not to tolerate drought.

Some, like those in American Samoa, have genetic advantages that allow them to thrive in shallower warmer waters, and some can recruit strains of algae that tolerate higher temperatures.

All three would have aided daylight and twilight vision in the fish that once thrived in shallow brackish waters.

Overgrazing by sea urchins, outcompetition by mussels, habitat destruction, scientific research sampling and, probably, human trampling and chemical pollution are to be blamed for the decline of populations thriving in shallow waters.

A host of shell-cracking monsters such as the king crab used to thrive in the shallow waters around Antarctica.

Set on the Atlantic and the Caribbean 20 minutes by boat off Fajardo, Puerto Rico, Cayo Diablo is reputed for its hawksbill and green turtles who thrive in the shallow waters.

Corals are best known to thrive in warm shallow waters, but almost 66% of coral diversity (3,336 of the 5,080 known coral species) is found in waters deeper than 50 meters [16].

Earthworms prefer to dig deeper and will not thrive in a shallow bed.

Lionfish thrive in the shallows near the shoreline, but they can also survive at depths of more than a thousand feet.