Which sentence shows why scientists at first thought the whales were fighting each otherfor food?A ‘Most of the time, they plow

Which sentence shows why scientists at first thought the whales were fighting each other
for food?
A "Most of the time, they plow through the ocean with their huge mouths open, scooping
up thousands of tiny shrimplike creatures called krill." (paragraph 1)
B "Suddenly, all of the whales explode out of the water at once, right in the middle of the
bubble-circle." (paragraph 2)
C "Whales are known to use bubbles and loud calls when they try to chase away other
whales." (paragraph 5)
D "A single whale swims below the fish, carefully releasing air from its blowhole to create a
wall of bubbles." (paragraph 8)​

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  1. The salinity will sometimes be higher and sometimes be lower than in ocean water far from the river's mouth.

    Is your answer

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  2. As we know from geography, rivers and gulf are freshwater bodies, while oceans and seas are saltwater bodies. So, when the water from the freshwater river flows into the salty ocean, its salinity increases especially right at the mout of the river.

  3. The salinity will be lower than in ocean water far from the river's mouth.

    Explanation:

    The salinity is a factor of the impact of the dryness and the influx of rivers systems, Mississippi being the second largest river of the North American continent, has various man-made and channels and o an average transports about 400 metric tones of sediments, to stats of coastal Louisiana and the Gulf of Mexico. Due to the natural process of the delta switching, the Mississippi River has shifted its mouth to the final course of the Gulf of Mexico. And the deposits of the silt and sediments clog its mouth also forming bird foot deltas.

  4. The salinity of the Gulf of Mexico change from near the point where the Mississippi River discharges into the Gulf of Mexico compared to further out into the gulf (or something like that).

    Due to the very large volume of fresh water that is carried into the Gulf of Mexico via the Mississippi River the salinity near the mouth of the river would be lower than further into into the gulf. The fresh water dilutes the salt water.

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