culture   marine culture
18 commonsense assertions
Concepts (18) • ray (1) • seaweed (1) • coral reefs (1) • anchorage (1) • beaufort (1) • blowhole (1) • boat (1) • deep (1) • depth (1) • flare (1) • heave (1) • inlet (1) • lookout (1) • mast barricade (1) • ocean (1) • polyp (1) • radar reflector (1) • rudder (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 ray marine culture Rays hold significance in marine culture as symbols and as a source of food in seafood dishes. 4
2 seaweed marine culture Seaweed is a valued ingredient in traditional marine cuisine and coastal communities. 3
3 coral reefs marine culture Coral reefs are vital for supporting diverse marine life and are essential for the livelihoods of coastal communities. 2
4 anchorage marine culture Anchorage is a secure place for boats to be anchored, providing protection from winds and waves in marine culture. 1
5 beaufort marine culture The Beaufort scale is a commonly used tool by marine culture to estimate wind speed and sea conditions for sailors and ship captains. 1
6 blowhole marine culture The blowhole is a natural feature on whales and dolphins that is used for breathing and expelling water in marine culture. 1
7 boat marine culture Boats are crucial for transportation and fishing in marine cultures. 1
8 deep marine culture The deep sea is a mysterious and unexplored realm with a diverse range of unique marine creatures. 1
9 depth marine culture Understanding depth is crucial for navigation and fishing activities in marine culture, and is commonly measured in fathoms or meters. 1
10 flare marine culture A flare is a crucial signaling device for emergency communication in marine and air cultures. 1
11 heave marine culture In marine culture, heaving is a common activity for sailors to raise the anchor or cargo using mechanical devices or manpower. 1
12 inlet marine culture Inlets play a crucial role in providing safe harbor for boats and ships and are often associated with marine fishing communities. 1
13 lookout marine culture A lookout on a ship monitors for dangers, other boats, and land. 1
14 mast barricade marine culture The mast barricade is part of marine culture and is used to secure the mast and rigging on a ship during rough seas. 1
15 ocean marine culture The ocean is essential for marine culture, providing food and resources for the community's livelihood. 1
16 polyp marine culture Polyps are the initial stage in the life cycle of various cnidarians in marine biology. 1
17 radar reflector marine culture Radar reflectors are common safety equipment in marine culture used to enhance visibility to radar systems on boats and ships. 1
18 rudder marine culture The rudder is an essential component for steering and maneuvering boats and ships in marine culture. 1