Hightide Scat ★ 〈LIMITED〉

During high tide events, the increased water pressure and flow can cause sewage systems to back up, leading to the release of fecal matter into the environment. This pollution can be exacerbated by factors such as:

: Surveys focus on different vertical zones of the shore, including the supratidal (above high tide) and intertidal hightide scat

The marine ecosystem is home to a diverse array of organisms, and one of the often-overlooked components of this ecosystem is scat, or fecal matter, produced by marine animals. Specifically, "hightide scat" refers to the fecal deposits left behind by marine animals, particularly during high tide events. While it may seem like an unusual topic, examining hightide scat can provide valuable insights into the diet, behavior, and ecology of marine species. During high tide events, the increased water pressure