The Great Marine

By: Ngun

About The Marine Biome

The Marine biome covers about 70% of the world. It covers five oceans, which are the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, And Southern oceans. And one small ocean called the Gulf of Mexico. The marine biome has at least 118 species of mammals. Some of these Mammals are the Blue Whale, Great Sperm Whale, and Harp Seal.

This fish are in the middle of Pacific Ocean.

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Food WebWhen one of the consumers is gone others will not be able to get food from them. All others will die because they don't have enough food.

For Example: If the pilchards are all gone the snappers will have nothing to eat and dolphins will have nothing to eat because Dolphins eat Snappers.

When

http://www.gould.edu.au/foodwebs/kids_web.htm

About The Food Web

The most important in the food web is the sun because the sun give its energy to the plants. Then the primary consumer would eat the plants and then the secondary consumer will eat the primary consumer. Then the tertiary consumer would eat the secondary consumer and then the scavenger would eat the tertiary consumer.

What Make The Entire Food Web To Struggles

The removable of the sun and disease.

If the sun was removed the plants wouldn't grow and the consumer would have nothing to eat and everything’s will die because the sun is the energy of everything's.

If the plants have disease by people the consumers would have nothing to eat because the plants have disease and if they ate the plants they would be sick or die.

Ecosystem

Life Span of Animals In Marine

Commerson DolphinLife Span: Commerson Dolphin live 20 years if they weren't eaten by killer whale and shark or capture by people.

Atlantic HerrigLife Span: Survives for 20 years if the fish doesn't get caught.

Harp SealLife Span: If they weren't eaten by killer whale and shark they can live up to 30 years or more.

Scientific Name Of Animal Red Snapper = Lutjanus Campechanus

Shore Crab =

Tiger Shark

Octopus

Dolphin

Coralline Algae

Diatoms

Dinoflagellates

Resource"Food Webs - Marine." Food Webs. Gould League, 2005. Web. 5 Mar. 2013. <http://www.gould.edu.au/foodwebs/marine.htm>.

"The Marine Biome." UCMP. Sun Microsystems, 1994-2013. Web. 7 Mar. 2013.