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What are the most biggest ocean in north America?
The Pacific Ocean would be the largest North American ocean.
Ocean between north america and europe?
That would be the Atlantic Ocean.
What ocean washes onto the east coast of north America?
That would be the Atlantic Ocean.
What happens when the Atlantic Deep Water meets the Antarctic Bottom Water?
When the North Atlantic ocean meets the Antarctic bottom water Hurricanes form(:
Which ocean is the lagest in the world?
The largest ocean in the world is the Pacific Ocean. It covers approximately 63.8 million square miles and is bordered by North and South America to the east, Asia and Australia to the west, and the Antarctic to the south.
If the Chinese had wanted to explore North America across which ocean would they have traveled?
The Atlantic Ocean
Which oceans separates North America from South America?
There are no oceans "between" North and South America, however the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans are connected by the Panama Canal. would it be the Atlantic ocean
Which ocean border does not border north America?
Which ocean would you cross if you are traveling from Florida to Europe
What ocean lies north of Asia and north America?
The Arctic Ocean lies to the north of Europe and Asia.
Can polar bears cross the equator to North America?
Polar Bears are already in North America. There are no polar bears at the Antarctic. If they crossed the equator they would probably go into South America, Africa, or Australia. And I think that the answer would be no its too far for them to travel.
What ocean would you find lobsters in if you lived in North America?
Lobsters are found in all oceans. If you were in North America you would find them in the adjacent oceans, which are the North Atlantic, the North Pacific, and the Gulf of Mexico.
Why were huskies romoved from antarctic?
Because when the Antarctic was melting in 1902, scientists decided to move the animals to North America so they would not drown. They have since become a popular pet in Canada and America, and scientists plan to reintroduce them to the wild when the Antarctic grows back sometime in 2013.
