Question

Please Who is really good at Earth Space Science Or Oceans Interactions.

Answer 1

im not owlfred's doctor or anything, but i can do

Answer 2

ok thnx

Answer 3

Identify the ocean treasure/resource you are studying. Introduce how the treasure/resource (In this case SEAFOOD) affects other Earth spheres, both positively and negatively, if appropriate.

Answer 4

the food in terms of the sea

Answer 5

oh, uhhhh

Answer 6

like the food fish eat

Answer 7

?

Answer 8

sum wat ho up

Answer 9

hol up tho

Answer 10

i have to ..... Research one of the ocean treasure/resource, as discussed on the Discover Page 2 Oceans Treasures tab, and discuss how that treasure/resource affects other Earth spheres. Describe ways the treasure/resource could become endangered and propose strategies for protecting it.

Answer 11

and seafood is one, the seafood we eat. right?

Answer 12

yes

Answer 13

Food: Seafood is a major industry that depends on the ocean. Fish and shellfish from the ocean are part of a delicately balanced food chain. Many creatures, including humans, rely on the ocean as a primary source of food.

Answer 14

OH, ok, so if it were something like orca, we would be endangering it, but we still eat it, because we like the way it tastes, but then there is tuna, that we could get puounds of with one fish

Answer 15

pounds*

Answer 16

^_^

Answer 17

thnx bro but hol up for a sec

Answer 18

such mentions

Answer 19

Describe in detail how the ocean SEAFOOD affects the rest of the hydrosphere, as well as the geosphere, cryosphere, biosphere, and atmosphere.

Answer 20

snap...hold on

Answer 21

^_^

Answer 22

ug i have no idea hold on @ganeshie8

Answer 23

:) its ii

Answer 24

@iminneed

Answer 25

this maketh me madeth

Answer 26

:)

Answer 27

@wizfan

Answer 28

he did NOT just leave!!!

Answer 29

im really sry i wish i could help but...

Answer 30

Fish live, breathe, eat and die in the hydrosphere. Their carcases add fertilizer to the plankton and seaweed.

Geosphere fossilized fish are found here. Basically it is a record of the creatures thay lived up to 4 billion years ago.

Cryosphere, in order for fish to get into glaciers they had to be flying fish and unluckily flew smack into a glacier. But I doubt you find many fish there.

Biosphere, fish use up oxygen and or breathe out carbon dioxide. This bubbles out of the oceans into the air, but most of it is captured by sea plants which turn it back to oxygen. The oceans release way more oxygen and actually trap CO2.

Atmosphere, not much fish in atmosphere except the flying fish. Guess the effects would be the same as the biosphere.

Answer 31

does that help?

Answer 32

thnx :) i wish i could give u a medal