The Caribbean Sea is salty primarily due to the evaporation of seawater, which leaves behind dissolved salts and minerals. Additionally, the limited inflow of freshwater from rivers and rainfall contributes to its salinity. Ocean currents also play a role, circulating saltier water from other regions. Together, these factors help maintain the Caribbean Sea's characteristic salinity.
All sea water is salty. As a general rule the nearer the equator the more salt there is. Therefore the Carribbean is a salty sea.
The Red Sea and the Mediterranean are much more salty than the Caribbean. There is a difference of about 5 grams per 1000 more
No. Salt is a naturally-occurring mineral found in rocks and dirt, usually deep underground. Rivers and streams often pick up saltiness as they run through these salt deposits. The saltiness is constantly carried on to the ocean or sea. There is no meaningful way for the salt to be taken out of seawater, so the sea or oceans are always salty. The Dead Sea got so salty thousands of years ago that normal animal life cannot live in its waters. The Caribbean is a sea, so it is salty.
Yes the sea of Marmara is salty
Yes, it is a sea and has salty water.
Yes, the Dead Sea is very salty.
Caribbean Sea
The dead sea. So salty you can walk on it.
The West Indies is located in The Caribbean Sea! :]
The Caribbean sea
The Caribbean Sea.
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