Why and how do scientists explore the sea, vocab practice 1

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food chain (n.)

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A group of living things connected by eating habits so that each living thing eats the living thing before it.

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phytoplankton (n.)

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Tiny water plants.

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predator (n.)

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An animal that hunts other animals for food.

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prey (n.)

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An animal that other animals hunt.

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habitat (n.)

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The natural environment of an animal or plant.

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buoyed (v.)

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Supported so that something can float.

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buoyed (v.) - Synonyms

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carried, floated, supported

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fascinated (v.)

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Captured the attention or imagination of.

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fascinated (v.) - Synonyms

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attracted, enchanted, interested, intrigued

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keyhole (n.)

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The hole in a lock designed to fit a particular key.