The water from the Mediterranean Sea flows out beneath the Atlantic Ocean primarily due to differences in density and salinity. Mediterranean water is saltier and denser than the surrounding Atlantic water, especially as it exits through the Strait of Gibraltar. This denser Mediterranean water sinks beneath the lighter Atlantic water, creating a flow that is often referred to as the Mediterranean Outflow. This process contributes to the mixing of ocean waters and influences regional ocean currents.
the Atlantic ocean is flowing
the metaterian and the Atlantic *EDIT* It's Mediterranean... v.v# *EDIT TO ^* It's the Atlantic and Mediterranean because it asks, "The Strait of Gibraltar connects what BODIES of water?" There is a (s) so the answer is Atlantic and Mediterranean. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The Mediterranean because it is a sea. The Atlantic is an ocean.
Bermuda is to Cyprus as Mediterranean is to the Atlantic Ocean.
The Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea
the Atlantic ocean, and the red sea which then flows into the Indian ocean.
The two bodies of water that are next to Morocco are called the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea . By the way, that is a good question .
You can pass from the Atlantic Ocean into the Mediterranean Sea by way of the Strait Of Gibraltar.
The Bay of Biscay (part of the Atlantic Ocean in the northwest, the Atlantic in the southwest, and the Mediterranean Sea to the east..
Italy is actually in the Mediterranean Sea, but it is closest to the Atlantic Ocean.
The nearest ocean by Spain is the Atlantic Ocean. To the south east of Spain is the Mediterranean Sea.
The Strait of Gibraltar connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic Ocean.