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Creatures of Brackish Water
In the Barataria-Terrebonne estuary waters range in saltiness from the ocean all the way to nearly fresh. Meet a scientist who studies the creatures that thrive in the low-salt environments.
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Southeast/Gulf
State
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Louisiana
Grade Level
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Middle School & High
Clip Length
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7:27 Minutes
Video Size
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59.8 MB
Video Shoot Year
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2003
Credit
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EPA Barataria-Terrebonne NEP
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