Examples of using Shallows in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I'm gonna draw him into the shallows.
They work together to drive shoals of fish into the shallows.
Dr Merkmallen found two more in the tidal shallows.
Water hues range from clear turquoise in the shallows to deep cobalt blue,
But with hundreds of thousands of fish crammed into the shallows, the sharks now need only rely on their speed and agility.
The female and her brother are now juveniles… but they're still in the safety of the shallows… and unaware of the huge predators in the sea beyond.
Although the water quality has declined in recent years, the shallows stretch into dreamy shades of aquamarine,
Big nest of them, apparently. We will be all right in the shallows, but we shouldn't go… Oh, no!
We can now work out from its bones how Tiktaalik moved around in those swamps and shallows.
Until the beginning of this century, Canada's stormy Pacific coast with its deceptive shallows and rocky headlands was known to sailors as the"graveyard of the Pacific".
Which fish could find other fish that were living in the shallows, the swamps, the productive eco systems that were just starting to appear on Earth at that time?
And they spend their daytime resting and socializing in the safety of the shallows, but at night, they go off the edge and hunt in deep water.
Most tropical shallows are barren
guiding her to lay their eggs in the shallows.
a quarter of a million crabs set off on a long journey to the shallows.
Before dawn, they will return to the depths, leaving their eggs to develop in the shallows.
the shoals are forced up into the shallows.
Wave after wave rise from the depths, and soon the seabed in the shallows is strewn with dense patches of egg capsules several metres across.
In Newfoundland on the East Coast of Canada, large numbers of flounder ride the currents up into the shallows.
For the sharks, fish that can normally outrun them are temporarily caught in the shallows, trapped between sand and surface,