Fish Ears and the Lateral Line Help Hearing in Water
The article explains how fish hear through water using skin, hidden ears, and a lateral line. Tiny nerve endings in hairs sense movement and relay signals to the brain, with some fish using fluid-filled tubes to hear very low sounds. Suspect handwriting notes include casual examples of aquarium signage and a quoted author.
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Beach safety tips for swimmers and storms
This safety note advises packing extra clothing sunscreen and water before leaving. At the beach look for marked swimming areas and consult lifeguards. Always swim with a buddy avoid headfirst dives and exit the water if hazards or a thunderstorm appear.
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