Indian Ocean

Weather Disturbances are disturbances in the weather such as:

1. Typhoons

2. Hurricanes

3. Global Warming

4. Tornadoes

5. Cyclones

6. Storms

Some of this are only common in the list of Weather Disturbances, you can add some if you know one. I hope this will be a big help to LBNHS students, from Los Baños National Highschool, Laguna. Good Luck! Good for Gen. Cum. and Pilots alike.

it all depends what you mean by largest, but the largest religious structure is St PetersBbasilica in Rome and is considered to big to be a Cathedral. So, the answer may be St John the Divine in New York

The only ocean the equator does not pass through is the Arctic Ocean.

The only ocean that the equator does not pass through is the Southern Ocean. The equator runs through the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans, but does not cross into the Southern Ocean, which is located around Antarctica.

The equator does not pass through the Arctic Ocean.

The Arctic Ocean is the only ocean not crossed by the equator.

There are 5 oceans in the world. They're the Arctic Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, and the Southern Ocean.

It is difficult to breathe in deep oceans because the water pressure increases as you go deeper, making it harder for your lungs to expand and contract properly. Additionally, there is less oxygen available in deep ocean water due to lower levels of photosynthesis and mixing of surface layers with deeper waters.

The Humboldt Current is a South American cold ocean current that flows north along the western coast of the continent. It originates in the Southern Ocean and brings cold, nutrient-rich waters to the coast, supporting diverse marine life and contributing to the unique ecosystems found along the coast.

lake Accuity

The world's oceans, from largest to smallest:

Pacific (155,557,000 km2)

Atlantic (76,762,000 km2)

Indian (68,556,000 km2)

Southern (20,327,000 km2)

Arctic (14,056,000 km2)

So the Pacific and Atlantic are larger than the Indian, but the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian and Southern are all bigger than the Arctic.

Singapore is bordered by the Strait of Malacca to the west and the South China Sea to the east.

The name of the mass of East African land that juts out into the Indian Ocean is the Horn of Africa.

Human beings living in the Indian Ocean region typically reside in coastal areas where they engage in activities such as fishing, trade, tourism, and marine resource exploitation. They may also live on islands within the Indian Ocean, sustaining themselves through agriculture, fishing, and tourism. Additionally, some human communities live on boats or floating houses in the Indian Ocean, known as sea gypsies or water nomads.

Almost the entire Pacific Ocean is considered to be in International Waters. That means it is not part of any country. However, the Pacific Ocean does come in contact with the borders of many countries. And each country can declare a border limit that extends out into the ocean. This can range from a minimum of a few miles up to hundreds of miles.

The Pacific Ocean is actually located in parts of all four of the hemispheres of Earth. The ocean reaches from Asia and Australia in the west to North and South America in the east. To the north the ocean reaches the Arctic and in the south it reaches the Southern Ocean.

Australia is the continent that is bordered by the Indian Ocean to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east.

Two continents partially divide the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Australia as well as part of Asia come between the two.

The Indian Ocean is located between the Asia, Africa, Australia and the Southern Ocean with the following coordinates 20 00 S, 80 00 E. It is the third largest ocean.

Indonesia lies between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. It is an archipelago made up of thousands of islands, with the equator running through the country.

no, in the deep oceans of Tropical areas. Alternative answer: There are many different varieties of Octopus and they are found in most of the seas and oceans of the world, from the tropics to the polar regions and at all depths from coastal shallows to mid ocean.

Well it all depends. I line in Minnesota. The only time I dont fish is the period between "soft water fishing" and "ice fishing" and visa versa. The fishing can be "better" at different times of the year, but you can usually atleast catch a few fish on each trip. Prime times can be early spring when they are spawning, late fall, and early and late ice. It also epends on the species you are targeting. As far as actual "time" I prefer early morning, an hour before sunrise til 2-3 hours after can be great, as well as late evening, an hour before til a few hours after sunset are the main times I focus on depending on the species I am targeting. I use those methods when fishing for walleye and crappie. If I am pike or sunfish fishing I target tham all day long, as pike are roamers and sunfish are the easiest to find. Hope this answers some of your questions.

No, it does not.

1. During the early days of Indian Ocean trade, the buying and selling of goods took place between the Swahili of East Africa and Arabs from Asia. Indian Ocean trade was made easy by the monsoon winds that circulated between Asia and the Eastern coast.

The Red Sea is the inlet located between Africa and Asia.