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And I do believe that we are at the hockey stick point of the protected area in the ocean.
I think we would have gotten there a lot earlier if we could see what happens in the ocean like we can see what happens on land.
But unfortunately, the ocean is opaque, and we can't see what's going on.
There's actually more mountains in the ocean than there are on land.
They control 3.4 million cubic miles of ocean, and that's between one and two percent of all the ocean water on the planet.
Because that's where all the ocean is."
Sea levels are rising, and Kiribati, along with 42 other nations in the world, will be under water within 50 to 100 years due to climate change and the associated sea-level rise from thermal expansion and the melting of freshwater into the ocean.
The ocean heated up as it does sometimes, and the hot spot formed and stalled right over the Phoenix Islands for six months.
Of course the deep-sea areas and the open ocean areas were fine, but the coral, which everybody likes to look at, was in trouble.
And as you can see, we have a patchwork across this ocean.
And what we need to do now is look at the whole Pacific Ocean in its entirety and make a network of MPAs across the Pacific so that we have our world's largest ocean protected and self-sustaining over time.
Our story: Two U.S. Navy deep sea divers search for silver coins hidden beneath the ocean off the Filipino coast.
The displays of strategic brilliance incorporate a map of Cuba replete with smiling fishies in the ocean, and a positively Vaudevillian hypothesis on how the Bay of Pigs came to pass.
I will say that the man has an eye for a good shot, even if it involves topless women with machine guns silhouetted against the ocean.
The parents of Clayton were shipwrecked on an ocean beach, but somehow it is a very long trip down the river to get to the coast -- give me a break!
The rest of the usually good cast (Vincent Lindon, Line Renaud, Jean Yanne) seem completely lost in an ocean of vulgarity, platitudes and restlessness.
There were some nice shots of the ocean and the beach which were beautiful.
"Dead Calm" provided well drawn characters to root for in the form of Sam Neil and Nicole Kidman's grieving parents attempting to re-define their relationship on an ocean cruise.
It sort of reminded me of Indiana Jones where he hides on the outside of a submarine during an ocean crossing.
If you have concerns about quality and budget - "Open water" was made on $60000 and more than half went to the guy who provided the security in the ocean and trained sharks.
Worse, when folks are standing at the Seaview's glass nose, the ocean they are supposedly watching is obviously a closeup involving an unseen air hose spouting bubbles, probably filmed in a fish tank.
The idea that the lead kid learn to ride a board SO well in a concrete wave pool that he beats the real surfers at their game in the real ocean, is just plain silly.
3) It escapes AFTER being completely submerged in Anti-Freeze (first film) 4) Get this...It travels all the way across an ocean of SALT WATER to a TROPICAL island to get revenge on the sheriff that did him in the first film.
All is not well in Washington state and Oregon; volcanic eruptions and earthquakes threaten to drop most of the Pacific Rim in the ocean.
There is one scene where the teenagers drive their car into a very fake deer and then proceed to throw it out into a lake or ocean, which is repeated over and over again.
I can tell you there is no ocean or shrimp boats, fresh crab or scallops anywhere near Missouri.
Then Charlie Sheen decided to drag the surviving enemy down to the depths of the ocean (the way it was filmed, with the many camera cuts, it looked like they went down about 80 feet.
In the background we noticed a large carnival on an island out in the ocean.
the ocean water effects are especially laughable, including the one scene where they board the mini-sub, and the "water" looks like its frozen in place.
They crash into the ocean and use the wing of the plane as a raft.
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