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Facts About Ocean

The depths of the ocean have hidden many mysterious and terrifying secrets, while the scientists on earth have not been able to unveil them despite the passage of centuries. However, it is a fact that a very large part of the land has been discovered,

while the part of the ocean that has been discovered so far is less than 5%. Famous author H.P. Lovecraft once said that "seas are more ancient than mountains and carry the burden of memories and dreams of time" - today his

An interesting information page will tell friends some facts about oceans, some of which are interesting and some of which are terrible.

1. Most of the world's oceans are rich in marine life, including marine animals, plants, and corals.

2. The oceans are also home to thousands of germs and viruses. Most of it doesn't hurt, but it also depends on which ocean you are in or which city you are in.

3. Humans themselves are the main cause of germs found in the oceans. Yes, in 2010 scientists estimated that there were an estimated 8 million tons of garbage in the oceans that were dumped by humans.

4. Much of the ocean is dark because light can only reach a depth of 200 meters. After that, the whole ocean is dark which is called Aphotic Zone.

5. Of course, oceans are spread over a very large part of the earth, but it is also a fact that only 5% of them have been discovered so far, while 95% of the ocean world is yet to be discovered.

6. The water pressure in the deep sea is so high that it is capable of easily breaking human internal organs. This pressure makes the human lungs their prey.

7. Due to the pressure of the seawater, it is almost impossible to get out the sinking objects like ships, etc. in the deep sea. Like a Titanic plane can't be taken out even after a year. Because it is about four kilometers below sea level, which is beyond the reach of any diver. Only a pirate car has reached there.

8. If we use only 0.1% of the energy generated by tidal waves, we can generate enough electricity to exceed 5 times the world's electricity demand.

9. You may be surprised to learn that about 20 million tons of gold are found in seawater worldwide, but so far no low-cost method has been discovered to obtain this gold.

10. Every year sharks come close to the shores, especially the white shark - it comes in search of its prey but man does not like it - but by mistake, he also falls prey to it.

11. But it is also a fact that most people die at the hands of jellyfish instead of sharks. Sharks are considered dangerous but the sting of jellyfish is very poisonous.

So friends, which of these interesting facts about the sea did you find surprising?