Which non-marine creature lives closest to the center of the Earth?
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The dead sea in israel is 400m below sea level have a look at that.\n\nThere are some bacteria living in crude oil reserves underground check thos out.\n\nThe other animals that live and work far underground are miners. Have a look for the world's deepest mines to see what they live through.
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most likely fish, or another animal that lives in water, perhaps an early reptile
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it could be any of them...they have a center and the closer they are to the earth's surface the more gravitational pull they will have
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They range in size from about 1 inch (2 1/2 centimeters) to 200 feet (61 meters) long. They have been drifting through the world's oceans for more than 650 million years.
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The ocean.  Two thirds of the world population lives less than 100 miles from the ocean.  Major rivers are popular too.
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Besides the sun, Proxima Centari is closest.  About four light years away.  (only visible from the southern hemisphere though).  Actually Alpha Centauri is a three-star system.  Alpha Centauri -C is the closest of the three to earth.
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in the middle of the ocean or near the coast
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The summit of Volcán Chimborazo in the Andes of Ecuador is the farthest point on the Earth's surface from the Earth's center of mass at 6,384,404 meters (3,967.085 miles).
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Believe it or not, the hippopotamus's closest living relatives on Earth are the whales. \n\nThe exact evolutionary path isn't known, but the ancestor of both whales and hippopotami was definitely a land animal, might have been comfortable in water, and was probably quite a bit more similar to a modern hippo than to a modern whale.\n\nI'll go beyond the scientific evidence for a moment to say that it's not that hard to imagine...  Think of a hippo-like species (already partly aquatic, with  only nostrils and eyes above the water most of the time) evolving to spend more and more time in the water.  Eventually there's no more need for land at all, but there's still a need for air...
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Your question is poorly phrased. \n\nThere are two species of chimpanzee, gorillas and orangutans that are our closest relatives. Then I guess gibbons are next?
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Dudes, the eqeator or prime meridian do NOT go THROUGH the center of the earth AT ALL!\n\nThe answer is Axis, duh.
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From closest to farthest from the sun: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune.\nMatilda Visits Every Monday, Just Stays Until Noon \nMy Very Energetic Mother Just Screamed Utter Nonsense \nMy Very Efficient Monkey Just Sorted Unused Napkins \nMy Volkswagen Emits Mick Jagger Songs Until Noon \nMost Vegetarians Eat Meaty Jack-o-lanterns Seasoned Uniquely with Nutmeg \nMajor Volcanoes Erupt Massively Just Surrounding Underground Nations
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There are almost certainly animals in the ocean that have never been discovered, since we are still discovering new animals on land.\n\nAs far as depth is concerned:\n\nAverage Depth: 12,200 feet (3,720 m).\n\nDeepest point: 36,198 feet (11,033 m) in the Mariana Trench in the western Pacific.
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near the equator in the an ocean ussualy
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cockroaches and polar bears...  ;)
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It would be really nice if people didn't just take guesses at the answers. Every single person who has answered so far has given false information.\n\nCrocodiles are not marine animals. Some species of crocodiles will live in brackish or tidal water and travel in the ocean. Many crocodile species are entirely confined to freshwater habitats. Some alligators will also live in brackish or tidal water and travel in the ocean.\n\nCrocodiles are notlarger than alligators. Many crocodile species are much smaller than the majority of alligator species.\n\nNor do crocodiles have broader snouts, in fact exactly the opposite. With the exception of one species alligators  will always have a much broader snout than a crocodile of the same size. Alligators have a wide "U"-shaped, rounded snout (like a shovel), whereas crocodiles tend to have longer and more pointed "V"-shaped noses.\n\nThe other easy to spot difference is that in alligators the top jaw is wider than the bottom, whereas in crocs the two jaws are the same width.
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New York is 3959 miles from the center of the earth.