The Grand Scale of Seas: Navigating Oceanic Dimensions

Seas, expansive bodies of saltwater, play a pivotal role in the Earth's ecosystem. These vast stretches of water, smaller than oceans yet significant in their own right, are typically partially enclosed by land. They serve as dynamic hubs of biodiversity, supporting a multitude of marine life and fostering diverse ecosystems.
Seas influence weather patterns, playing a crucial role in regulating the planet's climate by absorbing and releasing heat. They also facilitate global transportation, trade, and are integral to cultural, recreational, and economic activities for coastal communities worldwide.
Understanding and preserving these vital bodies of water is essential for the sustenance of life on Earth.
Chapters:
0:00 The Seas of the Arctic Ocean
1:35 The Seas of the Atlantic Ocean
3:21 The Seas of the Indian Ocean
4:50 The Seas of the Pacific Ocean
7:16 The Seas of the Southern Ocean
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Oh my goodness! this is a very good video, with very detailed circular water, this is an improvement compared to the past water videos.

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Glad you enjoyed it!

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NICE

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Can u do lakes and seas and oceans line up pleas?

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Does the World Ocean is GJ1214b's ocean or the mix of all of the oceans?

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mix of all the oceans

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As someone from the Channel Islands, I can confirm that the English Channel doesn’t exist

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How many all sea of other countries

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How do you make those videos?

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7:44 an error

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what error

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The _ text being remained

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2nd

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Many years later... 😒
⚰️⚰️ Gotta make the last one....

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