Pacific
The Pacific Ocean is considered the largest ocean on Earth, and the largest geographical area as well. It is bordered to the east by the western coast of North and South America, and by the coasts of the continent of Asia and Australia to the west, and to the south, recently, it is bordered by the Southern Ocean. In second place comes the Atlantic Ocean in terms of size and depth, then The Indian Ocean ranks third, followed by the Southern Ocean, and finally the Arctic Ocean comes in terms of size.
the blue whale
A creature grows in the sea world that can reach the size of approximately three large transport buses, and its weight reaches approximately fifty full-grown elephants. The blue whale is so large that some fish, such as trout, can swim through it due to its sheer size, and its heart is the size of a small car. .
Other information about Sea World
There is a lot of information about the marine world, including:
- Green turtles migrate 2,253,081.6 meters underwater to lay their eggs.
- Land dwellers are relatively recent creatures in the geological time line, having appeared 400 million years ago, while marine life began about a long time ago, between 3.1-3.4 billion years ago.
- The oceans contain about 99% of the living space on Earth.
- The male seahorse is the only animal known to man that gives birth and cares for young.
- Dolphins sleep with one eye closed, and with only 50% of their brain used to monitor predators.
- The octopus has three hearts and blue blood.
- Sharks have been living on Earth for more than 170 million years, before the appearance of dinosaurs.
- A female ocean sunfish can release more than 300 million eggs at a time.
- There is a relationship between the elephant and the manatee.
