Intertidal Zones

Intertidal Zones are an umbrella term for coastlines. They can be beaches, rocky outcroppings, or cliffs.

Geography

The Intertidal zone has such a wide variety of coastlines, it's almost impossible to line them all here. But, the coastline can have sand, or stone, or in some cases, ice.

Ecosystem

The coastline will always be long, and it will have ocean scavengers, where they be terrestrial, or avian, feasting upon washed up carrion.

Ecosystem Cycles

Coastlines will typically always have a warm, or a wet season, and the temperature will always be dependent on where the coastline is.

Localized Phenomena

Ocean storms may make the coastline extremely dangerous, as waves will often wash over the coastline, and begin to flood the mainland.

Climate

Wet, with variable temperatures.

Alternative Name(s)

Coasts

Type

Coast / Shore

Inhabiting Species

• Primordian
• Tyrannosaurus Rex