Survival strategies from "summary" of BEAUTIFUL SWIMMERS by WILLIAM W. WARNER
The crustaceans that inhabit the Chesapeake Bay have developed a variety of ingenious methods to survive in their harsh environment. These creatures have evolved over time to adapt to changing conditions and fierce competition for resources. From the blue crab's ability to camouflage itself in the murky waters to the razor clam's skill in burrowing deep into the mud, each species has its own unique way of ensuring its survival. One of the most fascinating survival strategies employed by these creatures is their ability to reproduce in vast numbers. Blue crabs, for example, release millions of eggs into the water, knowing that only a few will survive to maturity. This ensures that the species will contin...Similar Posts
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