Our planet consists of water and land, and the seas occupy most of the territory. Oceans, seas and rivers are the sources of life on earth. Water depths are unexplored to this day. Scientists have not yet explored the depths of the oceans and no one knows how many secrets are stored there. How many unknown marine plants and animals live there. All oceans are different. They differ in the density and composition of water, as well as the microorganisms living there. Waters of different oceans do not mix with each other. There is an amazing place on earth where two oceans touch, but do not mix with each other.
One gets the impression that these reservoirs smoothly flow into each other. In fact, there are boundaries between them, and it is visible to the naked eye. The waters of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans do not mix with each other, as if there is an invisible wall between them. In fact, their waters do not mix, as they differ in their density and chemical and biological composition.
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Liquids with different degrees of density do not mix with each other. In addition, oceans vary in salinity, temperature, biodiversity, and some other important characteristics. Another indicator that keeps the oceans from mixing the force that holds molecules together. In addition, ocean currents move in opposite directions. Perhaps, if their currents coincided, then over time they would have mixed up.
This fascinating natural phenomenon is found not only at the confluence of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, but also in other places. For example, where the dark waters of the North Sea meet the turquoise waters of the Baltic. A similar effect is observed in Alyas, where the bay meets the Pacific Ocean. The border between the waters is especially prominent, as the waters vary greatly in color. In the Strait of Gibraltar you can see the watershed of the Barents and White Seas.
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