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Nicolas Lemoine ... D-Day :)
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Sally Pryor left a comment for Nicolas Lemoine
What a coincidence! I am going to Florida too! Out of all these places, we just happen to be going on the same trip! (I hope you are cathing the sarcasm ;P)
Sally Pryor left a comment for Nicolas Lemoine
I'm going to Florida too! Waht ac coincidence- out of all these places, Califorinia, and Florida we just happen to be going on the same trip! (I hope you're catching the sarcasm)
Karissa Vincent left a comment for Nicolas Lemoine
D'accord... Je parle en français, parce que j'ai besoin de la pratique et parce que c'est un autre langue! :)
Alors... J'ai toujours aimer l'ocean aussi et il y a un club d'océan dans mon lycée et…
Khaled Zaouk left a comment for Nicolas Lemoine
haha,et moi aussi j'irais aussi a celui de Floride ! On s'amusera si bien la bas!!
Connor Stefanison left a comment for Nicolas Lemoine
Moi je parle francais aussi. On va s'amuser en Floride. En peut parler en code (francais) quand l'occasion arrive. haha
Nicolas Lemoine left a comment for Tamrynn Clegg
haha :))
yea i am too !!! it is going to be so much fun !! i can't wait :P
Tamrynn Clegg left a comment for Nicolas Lemoine
ya, i was wondering how many people were already on
the website was a pretty cool idea i think
:]
so are u ready for the trip?
im really excited :D
Nicolas Lemoine left a comment for Tamrynn Clegg
haha yeah, i think there is a few people left who have to go on this website xD
Nicolas Lemoine left a comment for Sally Pryor
haha im going to the florida's trip :D and you ?
Nicolas Lemoine left a comment for Karissa Vincent
Bonjour Karissa ! comme tu veux, j'aime parler les deux :D j'ai toujours aimer l'ocean mais il n'y a pas de club ocean dans mon lycee :/ et toi ?
j'ai decouvert ce progamme par un amis a mon papa et j'ai trouve cela…
Tamrynn Clegg left a comment for Nicolas Lemoine
haha, ya, a lot of the people i have talked to are going to the Cali trip
i only know of a few that are going to Florida
Sally Pryor left a comment for Nicolas Lemoine
Haha- I have had three years of French- I figured it was time for some humor :] So which trip.. *ahem*, quelle voyage, are you going on?
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Karissa Vincent left a comment for Nicolas Lemoine
Bonjour Nicolas! Comment ça va? Est-ce que tu préfère je parle en anglais ou en français?
Alors... Comment de temps est-ce que tu aimes l'ocean? Est-ce qu'il y a un "club d'ocean" dans ton…
Nicolas Lemoine left a comment for Sally Pryor
Hey !! haha you should have practice it xD but u still have some of it :)
Nicolas Lemoine left a comment for Tamrynn Clegg
Hey :) Yay i'm going to the florida's trip too :D You are the first person i know who is going there !! :P
Profile Information
- School or Affiliation
- H.B Plant High School
- Profile Marine Organism
- The white sharks - Dangerous maybe but they are interesting i think.
-How does his organism “make its living”?
The great white shark is constantly on the move, swimming slowly and continously, beating its tail from side to side. It mostly patrols alone, offshore and is rarely found in the open ocean. It can cruise at a steady 3.5 km for days. In temperate seas the great white seems to migrate either northwards or southwards, depending on the hemisphere, as the sea warms in the summer, In winter, when the water is cooler, the shark migrates back again. also, in addition of his travels, the white shark likes to hunt. The surface of the snout has thousandsof tiny holes which make up an important sensory organ which allows the shark to sense minute drops of blood in the water. It can detect a tiny drop of blood in 4,600,000 ltres of water. The shark can see and hear very well which also helps it to locate its prey. In fact two thirds of the shark's brain area is devoted to the vital sense of smell. A shark usually hunts alone but several may home in on prey if it is releasing blood into the water. the sharks themselves can find they are in danger during a "feeding frenzy" for when attacking, a hungry great white goes straight towards the prey and may lunge through the water at up to 50mph !! Mahy sharks are bitten by their own comrades during mass attacks at a "feeding frenzy".
-What does it eat?
The great white shark is a streamlined swimmer and a ferocious predator with 3,000 teeth at any one time. It's nostrils can smell one drop of blood in 25 gallons (100 liters) of water. Like some of us, the great white prefers a fatty meal to one with lots of protein. That's why its main prey item is the pinniped, an aquatic carnivore like a sea lion. They'll also dine on other fishes and occasionally sea turtles. The great white shark consumes approximately 11 tons of food in one year !!!
-What controls where it lives?
These sharks primarily inhabit coastal regions where the water temperature ranges between 12 degrees C to 24 degrees C - 54 degrees F to 75 degrees F. However, they are found in large numbers around the southern coast of Australia, California, South Africa, Isla Guadalupe (Mexico). The maximum population inhabits the coastal region around the Dyer Island in South Africa. They actually can live in every type of ocean. They can be found in water as shallow as three feet deep, and as deep as 1280metres !!
- Ocean Parcel
- The Caraibean Sea. I lived there for two years and i keep a good experience in my mind. Every part of this ocean is beatiful and it's really nice to go into it and explore...
-What are the characteristics of my ocean Parcel? The water is warm and transparent! There is at some places big waves to surf! Tons of marine animals to discover!
-How deep is the seafloor there? The extent of of the Caribbean is about 1,063,000 square miles or 2,754,000 kilometers. The Caribbean’s greatest depth is called the Cayman Trench, between Cuba and Jamaica. It is about 25,216 feet (1,686 meters) below sea level.
-What plants and animals can be found there? Almost everything !!! Lot of fish like : sharks, swordfish, kingfish, tuna but far from the coast. If you are a swimer, you ll like to stay around the coast to admire the little clored and increadible fishes / algae and other kind of marine plants that you can find in warm water.
The great white shark :
The caraibbean :
Hey, my name is Nicolas, i am 16, from France and i am going on the Florida Trip :))
The caraibbean :
Hey, my name is Nicolas, i am 16, from France and i am going on the Florida Trip :))
Comment Wall (71 comments)
- At 10:57am on August 13, 2009,
Ahmed El Awadly said… - Salut mon grand ami NICOLAS!!
Comment ca va?
Now i have my face book...Your pictures are really AWESOME!!
I will send my calfornia trip's pictures 4 U.
How do you spend your summer?
- At 6:40pm on August 12, 2009,
Karissa Vincent said… - Bonjour Frenchy! :)
Porquoi est-ce que tes amis dans FL utilisent Frenchy pour ton nom?
ça va bien.
What's it like being back home? Are you glad you're home?
How's football?
Miss you. We definitely must keep in touch!
- At 5:23am on August 12, 2009,
Ahmed El Awadly said…
- Bienvenu NICOLAS!!
Comment ca va?
Je suis tres content pour parler avec toi..
J'oublie ton electronique mail.
Ecrire ton electronique mail pour moi s'il vous plait.. Mon voyage a california ete Magnifique..
Tu grand ami Nicolas..
j'espere pour toi amities..
- At 4:26pm on August 11, 2009,
Karissa Vincent said…
- Bonjour Nicolas!
Comment ça va? Comment est Florida?
You know, I wish we'd spent more time together in DC. We've communicated so much here on the site, that I think it's kind-of a bummer we didn't talk more in real life. Well, at least the site will keep us in touch.
I miss you, and your new nickname (or so i've been told)... Frenchy...
Miss you Frenchy... Keep in touch.
- At 11:40pm on August 10, 2009,
Ahmed El Awadly said…
- Hey NICOLAS!!...I miss you man
How are you???
- At 6:01pm on July 25, 2009,
Karissa Vincent said…
- Hey... Well, I hope you're having a blast in FL, and I'm excited to meet you tomorrow in DC.
I completely agree that practicing French is key, but I'll be able to practice with you soon enough. If you don't mind that is! :)
- At 5:20am on July 11, 2009,
Karissa Vincent said…
- Rugby seems like a fun sport... I kind-of wish I played it!
I don't know if my French improved dramatically, but it's always good to practice, don't you think?
So... What's up with you recently? Super excited and ready for OFL?
Je suis trés enthusiastique pour OFL!!!! :D
- At 2:51pm on July 10, 2009,
Karissa Vincent said…
- Hello!
I wouldn't know if the football pads or the weight room is better... I don't really play football! :)
Do you know the sport rugby? Do you watch it? It's a huge thing here in South Africa. I don't really know why...
So, I got to practice my French today on a Hippo/Croc Boat Tour. There was a French couple close to where we were sitting and I started to talk to them. We had a nice conversation... It was good to have the practice! :)
Your page heading says that you have 15 days till OFL... Is that right?
- At 2:51pm on July 9, 2009,
Vladimir Shadyan said… - Me too! Looking forward to meeting you!
- At 2:32pm on July 9, 2009,
Vladimir Shadyan said…
- Hi! Are you going to Florida or California?
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