Plankton Quotes Mga Nobela at Kwento

Mary stated. Spring up a protest? Rolape thought for a moment. She -wasn't- springing up protests, how does a person even do that? “i am not exactly looking for the attention of some particular groups of people. I am looking for hearts, individuals who are willing to take it upon themselves to start something. You see, because human beings tend to have the habit of ignoring the damages of something that seems to serve them even if the disadvantage far outweigh whatever help they seem to be getting. Plastics are made of polymers, strings of monomers. They come in forms of nylons and could spend a minimum of a thousand years to get decayed if it actually will. These particles get to the sea an

"Nonsentient plankton absorb roughly half the carbon dioxide produced by your civilisation. That, as you might say, is the good news. The bad news is that carbon dioxide levels are on the rise, and contribute to global warming" The human frowned. The citizens of Earth had made some progress over the last few hundred years, but not enough. "So, there's nothing we can do?" "No", the Say'lynt replied. "I didn't say that. The southern oceans are relatively barren in spite of the fact that they contain enough nitrogen and phosphorus to support a large population of phytoplankton. More plankton would reduce the level of carbon dioxide". The dreamy feeling disappeared. Excitement flooded in to repl

Running after her parents, Amelia asked, "What are planktons, Mommy?" "I know that one!" Lucas offered. "Planktons are microscopic organisms carried by tides and currents. What we have here are bioluminescent ones. In large numbers, they cause the ocean's surface to sparkle at night." "Wow! So they don't bite?" Marcus asked. "They are too small to bite us, Marcus," Shantelle explained. "Come, experience the planktons." Lucas was the first to step into the waters after Evan and Shantelle. He showed his siblings, "See? I'm good."

“Yes, they are phytoplankton that can produce light, Gaby. They don't like to eat humans." “Then, will they get hurt if we step on them?” Max's laughter immediately sounded crisp. While stroking his wife's cheek, the man tilted his head. "Of course not. Their size is very small. You won't even be able to see it clearly." Suddenly, Max let go of the grip. A moment later, he bent down and cupped the water in his hands. As soon as the man brought it in front of his wife, the admiration sounded again. "You can hold the light, Max."

Augustus marveled, is this the magic of the human world? "Don't make such a stupid face. This is not magic, this is light from the algae dinflagellates produced by luciferin and an enzyme called luciferase. Luciferin reacts with oxygen, and luciferase makes it faster.” “The luminescence helps this plankton escape the attention of predators. When seeing the light from the prey, the "hunters" must also be on high alert. Light helps small animals scare away predators.”