h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Traveller in Time on his head
"Good topic, split it up in 42 to cover each subject in a little more depth (11.420m, avg 2575m, ...m3)."

Elbot Propellownose polishing his nose
"How about us? We birds live on the sea for the most of our lives. We cross the seas more times than any whale can do."

Sailor in Time Parrobot on his shoulder
"Ahoy fellow sailor, we knew you would come up with some good stuff. perhaps you can help us with our small book of nautical words. Wait a moment, I have got it somewhere in my pocket." he starts digging in his pocket

How about a bit about the dead sea.

Traveller in Time on his head, walking no the dead sea
"Quite spectacular subject, go ahead."

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Traveller in Time on his head
"Very good article should have been entered into the Guide long ago.
However, all the critic I can give:
First part tends to become chaotic, all seas and lakes of the world seem to be named and classificated.

Rewrite the part about tides, it is ok but a bit too complete or incomplete to be clear.

Just some lists, to bring a sequence and
Bone fish(sharks.. rays), fish(tuna.. eels), molluscs(octopus.. slugs), shellfish(lobster.. mussel) and the plankton, tiny creatures sometimes forming large clusters
Baleen whales, tooth whales(orcas.. dolphins), scottish sheep(!), pinnipeds(sea elephants.. seals), otters are most of the sea mammals from big to small.
Some snakes live there life in the sea, some iguanas do also
Penguins fly underwater!

The Islands is a masterpiece written by someone else? The style differs from the rest too much.

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner < A897924 > I am looking for someone who can help me comprehend what it is about. I spend two quiks staring at the words and still do not understand what they mean."

Sailor in Time Parrobot on his shoulder
"Can you write an entry about the sea currents perhaps. Last time I was in the pacific I drifted the other way around. As if the currents have seasons too."

Nephew Who cames in an image of the beach in his wheelbarrow
"You could start another university project with this. An entry about oceans, one about seas, one about the doubtfull waters. Another about tides, one about beaches, one about bays, one about estuaries, one about... Shall I continue? "