Northeast Pacific Ocean

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Northeast Pacific Ocean

• Vanessa Gubler, Andy Cook, Emma Boyles, Whitney
  Ashton

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Biotic Factors

• Animals
• Fish Krill, Shrimp, Crab, Salmon, Halibut, Ect.
• Marine mammals Orcas, white sided dolphins gray
  whale, humpback whales
• Plantssponges, microbes, seaweed, fungi/
  bacteria
• Moss, algea, bacteria, cyanobacteria
• Fishermen/ hunters

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Animals

• Fish
• There are thousands of different fish in the
  pacific ocean the some consist of
• Salmon, Ling cod, Flounder, Halibut, Kelp fish,
  cod, dog sharks
• The Scavenger fish
• Star fish, jelly fish, crab, ect.
• Marine Mammals
• Many whales inhabit the north pacific
• Killer whales (Orca,) Humpback whales, Beluga
  whales, Grey whales, bowhead whales, Blue whales,
  Right whales, and mink whales, and sperm whales.
• You can also find three different kinds of
  dolphins/ porpoises in the north pacific.
• Dalls porpoise, Harbor porpoise, and the pacific
  white sided dolphins
• The area of the north pacific is a very fertile
  area of the ocean bringing many species from far
  and wide.

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Abiotic Factors

• Water (temp and depth)
• Sunlight
• Landscape

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• Temperature
• The temp of the water is a very significant
  factor in the north pacific marine life, because
  it affects the chemical reactions that happen in
  the water.
• Most of the animals live in the top layer of the
  water because it is all about the same
  temperature, thanks to the energy from the sun.
  The sun is a part of the reason the plants and
  one celled organisms thrive in these photonic
  zone, creating food for other living creatures.

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Food Chain
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Resources

• Whale-images.com
• Buyhealthysolutions.com
• Photobucket.com Photo by Technopuppy
• Panhala.net
• Life in the sea- the open ocean, Pam Walker and
  Elaine Wood
• Art.com