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I think some were found in the Gulf of Mexico
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How was the red sea formed?
some one had their period in a sea
Where are giant clams found in the ocean?
Giant clams (Tridacna sp.) can be found in tropical oceans from the South Central Pacific through the Coral Sea, Indian Ocean and up into the Red Sea. In most cases they live right on coral reefs in very shallow waters.
What gulf does the Red Sea flow into?
Persian Gulf
Where is the red sea located on the world map?
I'm not sure
Egypt is bordered by two seas the red sea is one of the what's the other?
It's the Mediterranean Sea in the North.
What sea is found to the east of Africa?
red sea
What kelp forests are found in the ocean zone?
they are found in the pacific and in the Mediterranean sea and the black sea and the red sea almost all the oceans and sea.
Where is the most of water in the world found?
red sea
Do crocodiles live in the Red Sea?
No, crocodiles do not live in the Red Sea. They are typically found in freshwater habitats like rivers, lakes, and swamps, not in saltwater environments like the Red Sea.
Where is most of the salt water found in the world?
red sea
Massive reserves of oil are found here?
Red sea
Where is lionfishs found?
Indo-pacific&red sea hope I helped:)
What eat red cod?
The sea animals that eat red cod are campteropis. These are usually found in the deep parts of the sea and are similar to shrimps in terms of appearances.
Where can you found red sea?
The Red Sea (alternatively Arabian Gulf or Gulf of Arabia) is a seawater inlet of the Indian Ocean, lying between Africa and Asia.
What is the sea the separates Saudi Arabia and Sudan?
the red sea
Where can giant squids be found?
united states,australia,south africa and they're mostly found in red sea
What happened to the people chasing the Hebrews when the Red Sea was parted?
A:Exodus 14:23-28 says that the pursuing Egyptians followed the Israelites across the Red Sea, whereupon God took off all their chariot wheels. Moses then stretched out his hand across the sea and the waters returned, engulfing the Egyptians and killing every single one of them. If the story had any historical basis, it would then be possible to accurately date this event from the Egyptian records of the death of the pharaoh. Unfortunately, every pharaoh of the Late Bronze Age is accounted for, dying in different circumstances and buried with due ceremony in the Valley of the Kings. This is consistent with the scholarly view that there really was no biblical Exodus and therefore no miraculous crossing of the Red Sea.
