Bodies of Water 2

The video tutorial covers the various types of bodies of water on Earth, which include oceans, seas, gulfs, bays, straits, lakes, rivers, and canals. It explains that oceans cover more than two-thirds of Earth's surface and hold the majority of its water. Seas are large saltwater bodies often connected to oceans, while gulfs and bays are partially enclosed by land. Straits are narrow waterways connecting larger bodies of water. Lakes are entirely surrounded by land, and rivers flow from higher to lower elevations. Canals are man-made waterways for navigation and irrigation.

What percentage of Earth's surface is covered in water?

What is the largest sea on Earth and which ocean is it attached to?

Describe the difference between a gulf and a bay.

Explain how rivers flow and provide an example of a river that flows from south to north.

What is a canal and how is it different from other bodies of water?