Organisms in this area must be able to avoid being swept away, crushed by waves, or being left high and dry at low tides, and must survive daily or seasonal salinity and temperature changes.

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The intertidal zone is the area between high tide and low tide where organisms must be able to withstand the fluctuation in water level and survive exposure to air and sunlight during low tide. They must also be able to tolerate changes in salinity and temperature.

Organisms in This Area Must Be Able to Avoid Being