Science Help please someone?

Question

What are the steps in the Scientific Method?
What is the proper way to write a formal hypothesis?
What property of water allows whales and other large organisms to live in the ocean without being crushed by their own weight?
What property of water explains why temperatures along the coast do not fluctuate as often as inland temperatures?
The ability of some organisms to be able to "walk" on water is due to which property of water? NAME the property.
Ocean water is a complex substance made up of a variety of substances. Which property of water helps produce salt water's composition? NAME the property.
Water that is colder has a greater density than warm water. How will the cold water act when mixed with warm water?
The higher the salinity of water, the greater the density. In the ocean, where would you expect to find organisms that thrive on high levels of salinity?
Would you expect the water in the polar regions to have a high salinity? Why or why not?
What aspect of the marine environment in the Bay of Fundy allows for such high numbers of organisms?

Answer 1

** Experiment-Observation-Inference
** Question not clear.
** I think you mean Hydrostatic Pressure
** Poor thermal conductivity of water
** Buoyancy
** Water is most dense at 4 deg Centigrade. Beyond that, i.e., at higher temperatures, the density falls. So cold water when mixed with warm water may or may not become less dense. It depends on the initial temperature of cold water and the final temperature of the mixture.
** At greater depths ; but not too great a depth (not in Bathyal or Abyssal Zones)
** No, because a reduction in temperature decreases the solubility of water. So a part of the salts already dissolved in water gets separated - thus reducing the salinity.
** It is so far from my place near Bay of Bengal..... well, I think something to do with its high tides.