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Discovering the Wonders of the Ocean

Dive into the fascinating world of the ocean with this informative presentation. Learn about its vastness, importance, the water cycle, ocean zones, plants and animals, and the impact of humans. Gain a deeper understanding of the future of our oceans and how we can protect them.

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Discovering the Wonders of the Ocean

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  2. Ocean

  3. Facts About the Ocean • Covers more than 70% of Earth’s surface • Food, energy, minerals, and medicines exist in abundance • Ships use its waters to transport people and goods • Keeps us from frying in some parts of the world and freezing in others

  4. Sources of Water • Oceans and Seas • Glaciers and Ice caps • Soilwater and Groundwater • Rivers and Lakes • Air and Clouds • Plants and Animals

  5. How is Water Recycled? • The amount of water on Earth is about the same as when Earth formed over 4.5 billion years ago! • Water moves from place to place in a large, complex system called the water cycle.

  6. The Water Cycle • Evaporation • Condensation • Precipitation

  7. Motions in the Ocean What makes the ocean move?

  8. What makes the ocean move? • Currents • *Deep Ocean Currents • *Surface Currents • Tides • Waves

  9. Ocean Zones • Sunlight Zone- the upper zone • Twilight Zone- the mid zone • Midnight Zone- the deepest zone

  10. Sunlight Zone • Begins at ocean’s surface and goes down 490 ft. (150m) • Sunlight brightens and heats water • 90% of ocean plants and animals live here

  11. Twilight Zone • Stretches from 490 ft. (150m) to 3,280 ft. (1,000m) deep • Not much sunlight reaches here • Water is colder and darker • Fish live here, but not many plants

  12. Midnight Zone • Deepest Zone • Stretches from below 3,380 ft. (1,000m) to the ocean floor • No light reaches this zone • Completely dark and very cold • Very few animals and plants live here.

  13. Ocean Plants • Need sunlight and nutrients to live • Plants use sunlight to live- called photosynthesis • Phytoplankton is a one-celled floating plant • Many fish eat phytoplankton for food

  14. Ocean Animals • Zooplankton are the tiniest ocean animal- a mix of different floating animals • Crustaceans are animals with outer shells- crabs and shrimp • Zooplankton are food for thousands of small fish

  15. Oceans and People

  16. Oceans and People • Oceans can be dangerous • Strong storms and huge waves sink boats • Storms that begin in the ocean can flood land • Once people thought the world was flat, that you could sail off the edge, and that there were huge sea monsters

  17. Today we Know More • Ships called submarines travel underwater • Divers use special equipment to breath • Scientists use computers and special tools to study plants and animals

  18. Overfishing • People catch ocean fish for food • Happens when people catch too much of one kind • New fish don’t have enough to eat • Can endanger some sea animals

  19. Pollution • Harmful material that is added to the air, water, or soil • Can kill plants and animals • Oil spills are one kind • Oil coats seabirds making it hard for them to move • Oil spills hurt fish and other animals- most die

  20. Future of Oceans • People are working to study to save oceans • Some are making laws to protect oceans and the plants and animals that live there • Trying to make oceans safe for the future

  21. Thanks Submitted by Amandeep Amritsar

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