The ocean is able to support life the same way that our lives are supported on land, however sea creatures are accustomed to living in water.
Water does provide oxygen that is required for life to exist, however it is much less oxygen than is available in air.
Plants that exist in water use photosynthesis, just like plants on land, to acquire energy and use that energy to keep on growing. The simplest example of this is algae, which acquires oxygen molecules and also conducts photosynthesis to stay alive.
Fish survive by eating this algae and other organic matter, plant life or sea creatures that live under water.
eight tentacles? giving their life to support young? living in the oceans?
Approximately 71% of the Earth's surface is covered by oceans, which make up about 97% of the biosphere in terms of volume. Oceans are crucial for sustaining life on our planet and support a wide variety of organisms.
Marine life is the term used to describe the foundation of life in the oceans.
Rivers are freshwater whereas the ocean is saltwater. They each support different kinds of life.
The biosphere is where all ecosystems exist.The amazing thing is that scientists have found life even in sulfur pools and in the deepest oceans, in deserts etc.
primal oceans are oceans that are fresh watered oceans thatmarine life animals can live in and can adapt to
I asked the same question. No answer yet. But I would say sweet water. If the oceans would not be salted there would be more life there.
'Deaad Sea; means that there is no life in the sea. Reason; it is too salty to support any life form, even those that are found in the 'salty' oceans.
Biosphere
There are areas of some oceans that are devoid of life but there are no deserts in oceans.
Well, honey, the oceans are like the earth's life support system. They regulate the climate, absorb carbon dioxide, and provide a home for countless marine species. Without them, we'd be in deep trouble - pun intended.
The three primary life-giving seed world types are Earth-like worlds, Ocean worlds, and Ice worlds. Earth-like worlds have characteristics similar to Earth and can support a variety of life forms. Ocean worlds have vast oceans covering their surface and may contain subsurface oceans that could potentially harbor life. Ice worlds are covered in thick layers of ice but may have liquid water oceans beneath their icy crusts.