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The Bering Sea

The Bering Sea. The latitude of the Bering Sea is 60’ N, and the longitude is 175’ W. The Bering Sea’s Depths. The depth of the Bering Sea goes from 50 to 4,040 meters. The temperature of the Bering Sea is from - 31 to - 49’ F. The Sea Otter.

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The Bering Sea

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  1. The Bering Sea

  2. The latitude of the Bering Sea is 60’ N, and the longitude is 175’ W.

  3. The Bering Sea’s Depths

  4. The depth of the Bering Sea goes from 50 to 4,040 meters.

  5. The temperature of the Bering Sea is from -31 to -49’ F.

  6. The Sea Otter

  7. Population 25,00 to 40,000. They spend 48% of daily hours grooming them selves.

  8. They sleep, rest and swim on their backs.

  9. The Walrus

  10. They eat many things, worms snails, squids, and crabs.

  11. Another animal that lives in the Bering Sea is the Puffin

  12. Salinity of the Bering Sea The daily measurement of salinity in the Bering Sea is low.

  13. Works Cited http://www.silcom.com/~njhua/otter/otter.html http://www.noaa.gov http://www.alaskawalrusisland.com/photos.htm http://pices.ios.bc.ca/data/longterm/PCO019.HTM

  14. By Joanna Bernhardt and Ruben Ortiz 3rd Period

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