The intertidal organisms that live on the exposed rock platforms need to be able to cope with the harsh environmental conditions. Large exploding waves are common along the most exposed parts of this coast.
TONY & JENNY ENDERBY
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Forest and Bird, Issue 308, 1 May 2003, Page 31
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37The intertidal organisms that live on the exposed rock platforms need to be able to cope with the harsh environmental conditions. Large exploding waves are common along the most exposed parts of this coast. TONY & JENNY ENDERBY Forest and Bird, Issue 308, 1 May 2003, Page 31
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