Ocean facts

Different layers of the ocean listed and explained with facts and a diagram. Learn how the different zones are divided.

Apart from having 8 tentacles, what else is there to know about this slimy marine animal? Find out more in our Octopus facts now!

Be amazed by the different species of dolphins in these dolphin facts, and appreciate them more the next time you spot them in the wild!

Are you a fan of sea turtles and want to know more about them? Read on for more kid-friendly and interesting fun facts about sea turtles.

Anatomy of the Manta Ray - Squidtoons

Jellyfish facts https://www.bristolaquarium.co.uk/education/10-amazing-jellyfish-facts-for-kids/ #jellyfish #facts #animals #poster #posters

Whales are amazing creatures! They're the largest mammals on the planet, they can dive deep into the ocean, and travel thousands of miles! Here's some more amazing facts about one of the larger whale species - Humpbacks!

Test your knowledge with these facts about octopuses!

Drowning in salt water vs fresh water - WTF fun facts

Check out this awesome Jellyfish infographic created by us at Ocean Scuba Dive in aid of our favorite coelenterates - Jellyfish! World Jellyfish Day is celebrated every 3rd November, so to educate everyone about these alien-looking creatures of the blue we put together a list of 10 different types of Jellyfish dedicated to these amazing yet freaky creatures!

The lowest point in the ocean - WTF fun facts

Delve into the fascinating world of octopuses, uncovering their intelligence, short lifespans, and the reasons behind their mysterious deaths.

1. The Caspian Sea is actually a lake and it is so large that it accounts for 44% of the world's lake water.

Expert oceanographers have created various models that break down the global ocean into various zones, including the three and five layers concepts as described below.

01. There is an intact cask of radioactive plutonium dioxide on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean because Apollo 13 failed to land on the moon. #nature #science #knowledge #education #ocean #water

Sea vs. Ocean: What's the Difference? Definition of Sea A sea is a large body of saltwater that is partially enclosed by land. Seas are usually connected to an ocean and are located where the land and ocean meet. Unlike oceans, seas are smaller and less deep, with an average depth of around 200 meters.

Dive into the deep blue sea with these fun facts about the ocean. They are sure to make a splash with the kids in your life.