FAQ About Ocean Life

A marine ecosystem refers to a complex community of living organisms and their physical environment in the marine or saltwater environment. It encompasses a wide range of habitats and organisms found in oceans, seas, and other saltwater bodies. Marine ecosystems are diverse and encompass various interconnected components that interact with each other.

Marine ecosystems are dynamic and interconnected, influenced by factors such as water temperature, nutrient availability, currents, and human activities. They provide valuable ecosystem services, such as oxygen production, climate regulation, food resources, and recreational opportunities. Understanding and protecting marine ecosystems are crucial for maintaining the health of our oceans and ensuring the sustainability of marine resources.