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The mackerel is a fish with an elongated gray-blue back and silvery belly that lives in schools in coastal waters from 100-200m deep, feeding on small crustaceans, fish, and shellfish. It reproduces from December to April, peaking in February, and is fished using encirclement nets, trawl nets, and gillnets.
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This document discusses bodies of water in Portugal, including the Atlantic Ocean, rivers, dams, and bottled water. It notes that Portugal has many beautiful beaches along its coastline and several important rivers including the Tejo, Douro, Guadiana, Mondego, and Sado. It also mentions some dams in Portugal used for power generation and water supply, including Marateca and Castelo de Bode. The document then examines bottled water labels and their various mineral contents. It provides an example label for Fonte da Fraga bottled water which comes from the Serra da Gardunha mountains. Finally, it briefly discusses spas in Portugal including Termas de Monfortinho and Termas de N
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This document provides information about a school in Alcains, Portugal. It describes the school's organization, facilities like the cafeteria, gym, library and gardens. It also discusses school projects and the school's feast week celebration. Additionally, it gives context about the surrounding region of Beira Interior and village of Alcains. The goal is to introduce readers to the school as the students' second home.
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Iceland is an island nation located in the North Atlantic Ocean between North America and Europe. It has a population of around 350,000 people and its capital and largest city is Reykjavik. Iceland has a unique landscape defined by volcanoes, hot springs, lava fields, fjords, and beaches made of black sand. The island is split between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, which are slowly moving apart and creating new land in Iceland. Fishing is a major industry in Iceland, with cod and haddock being important exports.
Water in iceland
Iceland relies on Reykjavik Energy to provide hot and cold water and electricity to homes near and in Reykjavik. Most Icelandic homes have running hot and cold water, with hot water used for heating homes and taking showers. About 90% of energy goes to home heating and 10% to bathing, cleaning and dishwashing. The weather in Iceland is very changeable and can include all types of conditions in a single day, from 20-25°C in summer to below -15°C in winter. Iceland has many rivers, waterfalls, lakes and glaciers that are popular tourist attractions, including the largest glacier, Vatnajökull.
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Iceland was formed from volcanic eruptions approximately 16 million years ago under a hot spot. Glaciers formed around 2500 years ago and were popular tourist destinations until recently declining with rising temperatures. The Gulf Stream ocean current originates in the Gulf of Mexico and warms Iceland's climate. Vikings first settled Iceland in the 9th century after sailing from Scandinavia and discovering many new lands, including Iceland. Within half a century, Iceland was fully settled by immigrants from Norway and Britain. The ocean was Iceland's lifeline for trade, with 14 harbors exporting fish, literature, and imports of Christianity, books, and art from places like Norway, Britain, France, and Germany. Fishing has always been an important industry in
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1) The Romans left many structures for capturing and using water in Portugal, including aqueducts, bridges, and dams. Some Roman structures, like the bridge in Chaves, were used for centuries.
2) Examples of Roman structures discussed include the Roman aqueduct of Conímbriga from the 1st century AD, the Roman dam of Our Lady of the Dam, and the Roman bridge of Ribeira de Odivelas.
3) The ruins of the Roman city of Conímbriga show its development from the 1st century BC to the 3rd century AD, including houses, forums, and baths.
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The document discusses the history of Iceland and emigration to America in the 19th century. It then covers Iceland's importance in World War I and II as an allied harbor and safe sea passage between Europe and America. The document also summarizes how Iceland modernized in the early 20th century with indoor plumbing, geothermal heating, and the widespread availability of swimming pools across the country using geothermal water.
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The document summarizes aspects of Iceland's history related to foreign contact and influence. Major plagues in 1402-1403 and 1707-1709 killed approximately 30% and 25% of Iceland's population, respectively. In the 15th century, the British dominated Iceland's fishing and trade markets. After Icelanders had a conflict with the British, Germans replaced them in the 16th century and introduced beer to Iceland. The document also describes a famous Icelandic explorer named Jón who traveled to India in 1622. Additionally, Turkish pirates kidnapped many Icelanders in 1627 to sell as slaves, representing Iceland's largest conflict with foreigners.
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Water defense
The moat is a defensive structure used in the Middle Ages to protect castles and forts. It consists of a depression filled with water that is several meters wide and deep, designed to prevent attackers from reaching the castle. The artificially created island in the middle of the moat was usually connected to the surrounding land by a drawbridge. Moats can still be found today surrounding some horse racing tracks, where they serve as obstacles for horses during races.
Floods
Floods in the Czech Republic in August 2002 caused by over a week of heavy rain ravaged Europe, killing dozens and causing billions in damages across multiple countries. Prague experienced significant damage, including flooding of the Prague Metro subway system and an estimated $30 million in damage to cultural sites. An estimated 40,000 people were evacuated from Prague. One visible victim was Gaston, a brown fur seal from Prague Zoo, who escaped during the flooding and swam over 300 km down the Vltava and Elbe rivers to Dresden, Germany before being recaptured exhausted and infected.
Fishpond building
This document summarizes the history of fishpond building in the Czech Republic, dating back to the 12th century. It describes some of the key figures who advanced fishpond construction, including Josef Štěpánek Netolický in the 15th century and Jakub Krčín in the 16th century. Netolický founded or expanded several important fishponds and built an aqueduct known as the Golden Sewer. Krčín also constructed numerous fishponds and expanded others while working for the Rosenberg family, including building the large Rožmberk pond along the Lužnice River from 1584-1590.
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The document summarizes Lithuanian Christmas Eve traditions. It describes how Lithuanians celebrate Christmas Eve (Kūčios) as more important than Christmas Day. Key traditions include cleaning the house, decorating the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve morning, having a large family dinner consisting of 12 dishes representing Jesus's disciples, taking a bath before the meal for good health, and leaving a plate of food for deceased or absent family members. The rituals are aimed at welcoming family and protecting against evil for the coming year.
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The document discusses how a school reused materials like paper, cardboard, coffee capsules and plant materials to make Christmas ornaments in 2018. Students in visual and ecological art classes built the ornaments from recycled items, which helped decorate the school for the holidays while reducing consumption and saving water. Reusing materials for the ornaments was an environmentally friendly way for the school to celebrate the season.
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This document provides information about the flora and fauna of Almería, Spain. It discusses how plants and animals in the region have adapted to the dry, hot climate. Key points include:
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- Plants developed smaller leaves, water storage, hibernation, deeper roots, and being active at night.
- Animals store lipids and water, avoid water loss, use adaptive heterothermy, efficient digestion, and have stronger tissues.
- Many endemic species are endangered due to overexploitation, desertification, climate change, pollution,
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