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why are people so afraid of the darker parts of the ocean like there’s an entire world down there watching how you’re trying to hold yourself up by paddling around like a dog and most of them are probably cheering you on if they’re not laughing at you
the color blue is the least absorbed by seawater but most absorbed by microscopic plants, called phytoplankton, drifting in the ocean.
a swallow of seawater may contain millions of bacterial cells, hundreds of thousands of phytoplankton and tens of thousands of zooplankton.
the blue whale, the largest animal on our planet ever (exceeding the size of the greatest dinosaurs) still lives in the ocean; it’s heart is the size of a volkswagen.
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impairment of judgment or going crazy, as it is also referred to sometimes is one of the major effects of drinking salt water.
the scientific explanation for this is that upon intake of seawater, a seafarer would not really be satiated. his thirst would rather increase.
however, with presence of copious amount of water in front of him, he would want to continue drinking more water, being unable to control the thirst.
due to the osmosis, drinking water with too much salt in it will cause the water from the cells of body to go into body fluids to balance the salt content. this will cause dehydration of cells disrupting their normal functioning.
drinking saltwater would eventually lead to death.
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the Lobelia dortmanna is an aquatic perennial isoetid.
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the dead sea is so salty because it is surrounded by a hot desert. the intense heat causes sea water to evaporate faster, thus large quantity of salt remaining in sea as large quantity of water goes into the air.
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youve just reached the point where you spout out random facts for no reason
the lowest known point on earth is called challenger deep and is located in the pacific ocean near guam in the philippine sea.
the depth recorded is 10,920m or 35,827 feet.
the largest coral reef in the world is located off the australian coast and is called the great barrier reef.
the ring of fire is also located in the pacific ocean.
around 70% of the earth’s surface is covered by oceans.
the pacific ocean’s name has an original meaning of ‘peaceful sea’.
located to the east of the mariana Islands in the western pacific ocean, the mariana trench is the deepest known area of earth’s oceans. it has a deepest point of around 11000 metres (36000 feet).
the second largest ocean on earth is the atlantic ocean, it covers over 21% of the earth’s surface.
the atlantic ocean’s name refers to atlas of greek mythology.
the bermuda triangle is located in the atlantic ocean.
while there are hundreds of thousands of known marine life forms, there are many that are yet to be discovered, some scientists suggest that there could actually be millions of marine life forms out there.
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