We enjoy standing in front of the magnificent view of the ocean. Ocean water is powerful, but it also serves as a bridge between nations. In the midst of a chaotic world, peace can be found at the water’s edge. The depths remain unexplored. Unexplored, not unloved.
The oceans are changing faster than at any other time in Earth’s history, and we are agents of that change. Almost every drop of water in these oceans has been there for decades. To say the least, the 7 oceans of the world are much, much older than us and our forefathers. How many of them can we recognise, though?
Surely you. Remember some parts of your Geography class? Surely you have, at least once in life, reached one of the glorious oceans that cover the earth?
Today’s task is simple. All you have to do is look at pictures of our globe and name the oceans. Simple, yes. But can you?