Intertidal Organisms Can Protect Themselves from Wave Shock By

question 9

Multiple Choice

Intertidal organisms can protect themselves from wave shock by:

• A) moving out to the open ocean during high tides.
• B) adhering themselves to the rocks.
• C) sliding out of small crack as the wave crashes around them.
• D) releasing themselves from rocks..

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