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The tornadic variety are more dangerous than fair weather waterspouts, which generally are not associated with thunderstorms.

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Yeti crab

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This is a Rosy Maple Moth. They live across the Eastern United States and adjacent regions of Canada! Their scientific name is "Dyrocampa   rubicunda" . Their diet are either maple leaves or small pieces of fruit.

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This is a sagie antolope

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Pangolin's are from africa.

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Ocean:our oceans cover about 70% of earths surface .
The a average depth of any ocean is 3.5 kilometers

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Glaciers! Are huge masses of ice that float. Glaciers form over hundreds of years! Glaciers cover 10% of earth in total in the last ice age it covered 32% of land!

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Super Tides!  The Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia has tides that can change over 50 feet at a time!  The size and shape of the bay make this happen.

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This is a Mata Mata Turtle, they are a rare type of turtle. They look like a leave to camouflage .

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In Boulder, Colo., Usa - Research at continental rifts & mid-ocean ridges,   it's been shown that new plates are created by magma intrusion. Ocean ridges are offset along their length by major transform faults, of which is misunderstood.

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here the data on the the damage of a powerful  earth quake i found on this photo earth quake . look at this damage this one earth quake cause . here a gaff that shows that this could happen in a earth quake

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Aurora. In the north or south pole there is a lot of light shows It looks like something really bad is happening with earth but its just a light show. What forms a Aurora? Aurora  is formed when a solar storm comes toward us, some of the energy and small particles can travel down the magnetic field lines at the north and south poles into Earth’s atmosphere There the particles interact with gases in our atmosphere that results for a Aurora. Oxygen gives off green and red light and nitrogen glows blue and purple.

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A atmosphere is the clouds and the air that sourrounds the earth

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It looks like a giant tsunami rolling in from the ocean. But, it’s actually a massive amount of fog.

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St. Elmo's Fire is a colorful discharge of atmospheric electricity that typically occurs during a thunderstorm. When a sharp object (such as a ship's mast) comes in contact with an extraordinarily high electrical field and a large number of electrons, the electrons can glow in various colors, like a neon sign, resulting in this rare phenomenon. St. Elmo is a derivation of St. Erasmus of Formia, one of the two patron saints of sailors.
2. Fog tsunami
At first glance, this jarring sight looks like a giant tsunami rolling in from the ocean, but it's actually a massive amount of fog. When conditions are just right in late spring or early summer, the condensation from warm air merging with cool ocean water can create this dramatic effect.
3. Meteotsunami
Meteotsunamis have characteristics similar to earthquake-generated tsunamis, but they are caused by air-pressure disturbances often associated with fast-moving weather systems, such as squall lines. These disturbances can generate waves in the ocean that travel at the same speed as the overhead weather system. Development of a meteotsunami depends on several factors, such as the intensity, direction, and speed of the air pressure as it travels over a water body. Like an earthquake-generated tsunami, a meteotsunami affects the entire water column and may become dangerous when it hits shallow water, which causes it to slow down and increase in height and intensity. Semi-enclosed water bodies like harbors, inlets, and bays can greatly intensify a meteotsunami.
4. Waterspout
A waterspout is a spinning column of air and mist that forms on lakes, rivers, and at sea. Waterspouts fall into two categories: fair weather and tornadic. Tornadic waterspouts are tornadoes that form over water, or move from land to water. They are associated with severe thunderstorms and are often accompanied by high winds and seas, large hail, and dangerous lightning. The tornadic variety are more dangerous than fair weather waterspouts, which generally are not associated with thunderstorms, and usually form along the dark flat base of a line of developing cumulus clouds. While tornadic waterspouts develop downward in a thunderstorm, a fair weather waterspout develops on the surface of the water and works its way upward. Fair weather waterspouts form in light wind conditions so they normally move very little.
5. Maelstrom
A maelstrom is a strong whirlpool that forms when opposing currents meet to form swirling water. Its name comes from the Dutch words malen (to whirl or grind) and strom (stream). A maelstrom can be dangerous due to powerful currents that occur below the surface, which can pull surrounding objects into its vortex.
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Bottom line: Five weird ocean phenomena: St. Elmo's fire, maelstrom, waterspout, fog tsunami, meteotsunami.

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St. Elmo's Fire is a colorful discharge of atmospheric electricity that typically occurs during a thunderstorm. When a sharp object (such as a ship's mast) comes in contact with an extraordinarily high electrical field and a large number of electrons, the electrons can glow in various colors, like a neon sign, resulting in this rare phenomenon.

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the frilled shark is found  in  Atlantic and Pacific Oceans at depths of up to 5,000 feet, this rare “living fossil” is positively prehistoric.

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This is an Axolotl, they're Mexican salamanders as they were found in Mexico City originally! Axolotls differ from most other salamanders , instead of being able to walk on land, they permanently live in water.

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The hydrosphere is all the water on Earth like lakes and oceans, pools, lakes, cloud and polar ice caps. Oceans make over 90% of earths hydrosphere

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King tide is a place in new Zealand Australia, It has very high tides in sometimes of the year.

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New Zealand High Tide Crashes Into Houses

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the atmospere is a mixture of invisiblke gases that surrounded the earth