Mysteries of the Sargasso Sea, a Submarine Captain's discovery

The video explores the Sargasso Sea, highlighting its unique characteristics as the only sea not defined by land but by ocean currents. It is rich in sargassum seaweed and serves as a nursery for various marine species like baby sea turtles. The video also addresses environmental issues, such as plastic pollution and the North Atlantic Garbage Patch, emphasizing the importance of using biodegradable materials.

What makes the Sargasso Sea unique compared to other seas?

• It is surrounded by mountains.

• It is defined by ocean currents, not land.

• It has the highest salinity.

• It is the largest sea in the world.

Why is the Sargasso Sea considered a nursery in the open ocean?

• It is the deepest part of the ocean.

• It is a breeding ground for whales.

• It has the warmest waters.

• It provides food and shelter for young marine life.

Which of the following species is NOT mentioned as maturing in the Sargasso Sea?

• Marlins

• Loggerhead sea turtles

• Dolphins

• Eels

What is the North Atlantic Garbage Patch?

• A type of coral reef

• A breeding ground for fish

• A collection of plastic waste in the ocean

• A natural phenomenon of seaweed accumulation

What measure is taken on the submarine to combat plastic pollution?

• Recycling all waste on board

• Using only metal containers

• Avoiding the use of any plastic

• Using biodegradable plastic and no straws