The Baltic Sea is known as Brackish, that is, a little more salty than fresh water, but not as salty as sea water
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I don't know? Possibly because the Dead Sea has no openings, and anything that goes in it, stays there. While the Baltic Sea has openings and water flows in an out of it giving it less salt because the salt flows out. Simple, i think...Also, the Baltic Sea is much bigger than the Dead Sea. Maybe that's why aswell...
The Baltic Sea has lower salinity levels compared to other seas because it receives a large input of freshwater from rivers and precipitation, which dilutes the salt content. Additionally, limited water exchange with the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean hinders the replenishment of salts in the Baltic Sea, contributing to its lower salinity levels.
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Oresund. The Baltic is between Finland and Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania
Stockholm is on the coast of the Baltic sea.
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The baltic sea and the great lakes are much lower or shallower than the sea and the wreckages are easier to see and get to.