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Thank you We sneak in and here's your shmoop du

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jour brought to you by wildlife because team life there

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was never any fun Our estuaries we're reading about him

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fish fish air land pollution storm salt and we're done

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Okay here we go Estuaries can be referred to as

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nurseries of the seas because they what and hear the

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potential answers nurseries nursing potted plants thinking all kinds of

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stuff All right well chances are we already know that

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the word nursery usually describes a place where we take

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care of babies These places are either cute central or

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ah horror show depending on one's tolerance for infants and

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grossness Either way this definition is about all we need

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to crack the question Choice b for example is true

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of estuaries but it doesn't have anything to do with

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the term nurseries of the seas way Just imagine lots

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of little floating cradles made of bubbles but that's probably

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found what it's like sea doesn't jive with the idea

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of a sea nursery either even though estuaries are grave

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place for migratory birds to get some r and r

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in some social life fresh seafood killer mud baths and

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a bunch of other stuff Well estuaries are any birds

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dream vacation like that Well there's a small chance that

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option d might trick us Nursery can also refer to

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a place where plants are grown in seoul however the

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passenger for specifically to the spawning of fish and wildlife

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not trees and plants although we'd love to see trees

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spawned maybe if we have a long weekend Somedays thie

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Correct answer is a estuaries are called nurseries of the

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sea because they give shelter for baby fish and other

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wildlife way Wonder a fish pucker their mouths like they 00:01:50.332 --> [endTime] do because they never got over their pacifiers

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