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What do scientists know about the bottom of the ocean?
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Scientists think that Europa may have?
It may have oceans of liquid water under its layers of water ice. Scientists want to know if these oceans (assuming they are there) contain any forms of life.
What the scientists already know about the bottom of the ocean?
they know that there are types of deadly sharks
Are megalodons in your oceans?
Megalodons are a rare shark and scientists don't know yet, there are people saying yes there are and scientists saying no there are not, i have a guess that yes there are, but only in the deepest part of the oceans where nobody wants to go.....
How do scientists know that mollusks lived in Earth's oceans about 540 millions years ago?
fossils
What do scientists already know what is in the bottom of the ocean?
most of the beautiful coral reefs have disappeared
Can stingrays camouflage?
I don't exactly know if they can camouflage, but i do think that they can hide in places where they are not as easily seen. They also live on the bottom of the seas and oceans.
How ocean is formed by comeps?
Comets containing ice hit the earth, the ice melted and contributed to our oceans. Scientists don't know what percentage of our ocean came from comets.
Does China Have Oceans?
Yes China has oceans but i reallly don't know if it has lakes.
Why do scientists to investigation?
To know about scientists life
Why is it important too read other scientists work?
You might learn something from them you don't know that other Scientist Know better. Also it tells you something you never expected to know.
How does ice contribute to human life?
I assume your referring to the fact that life as we know it requires water. Unlike most substances, frozen water (ice) is less dense than water and floats. If ice was more dense than water and sank to the bottom of the oceans it would not receive enough energy to melt again, and the oceans would freeze from the bottom up. Eventually most of the worlds water would be tied up as ice in the oceans.
