Where is the sea of ocean GrasS?
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Are you thinking of the Sargasso Sea?\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sargasso_Sea
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Salt ponds are kettle ponds, but are connected directly to ocean waters. They are used to 'harvest' salt from the ocean water.
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They all touch the Atlantic Ocean?
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near the equator in the an ocean ussualy
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Maybe because the sea is so big, very big, unimaginably big that we don't know as much about the oceans as we do about the surface of the Moon. There is so much we don't know about the sea because we are not designed for this environment
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In the Atlantic Ocean, the northern emisphere. See the map in Encarta below:
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Coastal oceans are oceans that are next to a coast. Kind of biome: wet. Animals and plants: wet ones that like water. Found in Phillipines: no, the coast migrated to Australia and took the ocean with it.
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Off the western coast of Africa in the ocean.
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the ocean is salty as it contains water colected from different sources such as rivers which bring with them different types of mineral salts before they mingle with the ocean.
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My first thought would be the location 0 degrees latitude and 0 degrees longitude. This is a point in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Africa. \n\nFor mapping purposes all latitudes and longitudes are counted from that point.
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Typhoons occur in the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean; Hurricanes occur in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Salton Sea.  It's in either Riverside or San Diego County.
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the atlantic ocean is your best shot. the mediterranean isn't that good.
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It is not a place.  It is an atmospheric phenomenon.  It is a periodic weather pattern that results in more severe weathe patterns than normal.  This usually means heavier winds and rains during the season.\n\nIt is NOT an ocean current, although ocean currents are the reason weather patterns persist.\n\nThe pattern is not exactly repetitive, so it cannot be particulary predicted with any accuracy.  While some try, no one can really say that we are in an "El Nino" westher pattern until we are well in one.
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Malin, all the othes you have listed are off the East Coast in the North Sea.\n\nAlternatively if you mean the odd one out in all the Sea areas, it is Fitzroy. Did you know that the FitzRoy shipping area is named after the founder of the Met Office?
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1) On the backs of sea creatures until discarded then in ocean water and sand.\n\n2) On the pasta shelf of your local grocery (right next to Mr.Bowtie and Sir Spigetti.
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Grassland...the actual name of the area is the Savannah, which is in Africa.