If there is a greater density of salt water, then there is more salt, which means it will help animals help. I have forgotten how that happens, but I answered the question.
Greater density
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because salt is higher density than water and dissolves in the water, increasing density
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Smaller ocean creatures.
It becomes more dense as it cools, until its density is greater than the asthenosphere below it.
How many creatures are in the atlantic ocean?
Well, ocean creatures have gills and breathe in water.
Salt water has a greater density than freshwater does.
pacific ocean
Mostly in the middle and at the top, I think. Because the water pressure gets more dense the deeper it goes down. Answer 2 Without wanting to be picky, I would say that the water pressure does not get more dense at greater depths. Pressure does not have a density. You might think that the water itself gets more dense, but actually it doesn't because it's incompressible. The net result is that as the depth gets greater the pressure in the water will rise, but its density won't.