Ocean water contains salt. River water is fresh water.
The addition of rain and river water to the ocean does not decrease its overall salinity because rain and river water are fresh water sources with low salinity levels. While these sources do mix with the ocean water, the vast volume of the ocean dilutes the impact of the fresh water input, thus maintaining the ocean's overall salinity.
Water in oceans are diffferent than the water in rivers and lakes because it is salt water.
That would depend on numerous matters, such as which one, where etc.
No, there is a difference. A pond is "a small body of water" A river is "a large natural stream of fresh water that flows inot the ocean" The difference: A river is a large body of water-a pond is a small body of water A river is a moving body of water-a pond is still and calm A river flows into a larger body of water-a pond stays in the same place and doesn't travel :) !!! jd218
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yes it is but it is not the same like a river or waterfall.
No, the vast majority of Freshwater Fish would not be able to deal with the high salinity of ocean water and would die in the ocean. The same with Saltwater Fish, the vast majority would not be able to deal with the low salinity of fresh water and would die in a lake or river.
I think that you mean where a river meets the ocean? Since the ocean and the sea are the same thing. It is called an estuary.
Only if the concentration is the same.
No, the vast majority of freshwater fish would not be able to deal with the high salinity of ocean water and would die in the ocean. The same with saltwater fish, the vast majority would not be able to deal with the low salinity of fresh water and would die in a lake or river.
They are the same thing.
Well I've always heard that life is like a river it has bumbs and rocks but it flows all the same. Well a river flows into the Ocean doesn't it?