A body of water that penetrates a coastline is called a bay. Bays are typically characterized by their partially enclosed nature, created by the land curving inward, which allows water from the ocean or sea to enter and form a sheltered area. They can serve as important habitats for marine life and often provide safe harbors for ships and boats. Examples of well-known bays include San Francisco Bay and Chesapeake Bay.
Lake Victoria
blue light penetrates the deepest in water
Red
The Arabian Sea is to the west of Mumbai.
A wide bend in a coastline is called a bay. It is an indentation or curved area of land where the coastline curves inward, often forming a sheltered body of water. Bays can range in size from small coves to large, open bays.
Tidal Estuary
Tidal Estuary
Baltic sea
body of black sea
No, a coastline is the beach area where the water hits the sand while sea is the whole body of water around the Earth
Mediterranean A+
The Gulf of Mexico.
Mediterranean Sea
Indian ocean
The Mediterranean Sea forms part of Libya's coastline.
Mississippi has a short coastline on the Gulf of Mexico, east of Louisiana and west of Alabama.
penisrater or as in greek its called dildoeers