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i assume it is because so many people live by it just as the pacific. i don't think its the dirtiest i believe one of the dirtiest pacific is more polluted if you take a look over Madagascar Indian ocean is also polluted but mostly because people throw trash into the sea and they assume it just disappears! it doesnt just disintegrate into the water. it sinks down below and fish and other mammals living under the ocean eat it and that's why it's becoming more extinct and things happen! i believe if you set out a watch program and tell your friends and family to recycle we can solve this problem! and help out environment !oh and by the way you were correct the SEA is the most polluted. ocean PACIFIC. if it ever comes up. and people throw trash into seas and oceans im not surprised
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Where is the world largest sea?
The Mediterranean Sea is the world's largest sea.
Where is worlds largest sea?
The Mediterranean Sea is the world's largest sea.
Top 10 largest sea in the world?
mediterranean sea
As opposed to ocean which is the largest sea in the world?
The Mediterranean Sea
Is the Mediterranean Sea the smallest inland sea in the world?
Yes
Which is larger the Mediterranean Sea or the North Sea?
The Mediterranean Sea is larger than the North Sea. The Mediterranean is approximately 2,500,000 square kilometers (970,000 square miles) while the North Sea is approximately 750,000 square kilometers (290,000 square miles).
What body of water did the roman and Carthaginian's share?
The Mediterranean Sea.
What is the world's largest inland waterway?
Mediterranean Sea
What is the 3rd largest sea in the world?
The Indian Ocean It is actually the Mediterranean Sea
Where in this entire world is Egypt?
Northeastern Africa, on the Red Sea and Mediterranean Sea.
What is biggest sea in world?
Mediterranean Sea (15197 ft) (4632 meters) .
What sea did Italy want to control during World War 2?
Mediterranean Sea Mussolini regarded the Mediterranean as his responsibility, which he referred as 'Mare Nostrum'----Our Sea.
