CONS 200 Study Guide - Bill Moyers, Carl Safina, User Friendly
10 Jul 2014
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Bill moyers, v/o: where land approaches the water"s edge. Then drops under its waves: all that is the unique world of the coast. Not entirely land, nor completely water, the coast balances both. In most of the world, most of us still live and draw our food from that thin, rich margin of coast. Like a bright ribbon, it runs over the globe. Here passing round the atlantic shoulder of brazil, through the mangrove trees and reefs of tamandare. One-third of all the fish we eat feed off reefs. In fact, nearly nine million different kinds of creatures live on coral reefs: those submerged shelves of sandstone that give microbes a scaffold for building living stone. Because fishes are like birds in the rain forest. Mauro maida: you also see an equilibrium, very stable environment, like very harmonic environment. Bill moyers, v/o: the husband and wife team of beatrice. Ferreira and mauro maida, both marine biologists, moved to.
