Question

explain the movements that occur in oceans

Answer 1

Earth's Rotation. Wind is not the only factor that affects ocean currents. The Coriolis effect describes how Earth's rotation steers winds and surface ocean currents (Figure below). ... The objects themselves are actually moving straight, but the Earth is rotating beneath them, so they seem to bend or curve.

Answer 2

You all know that the ocean water is never still. There are different types of movements of ocean water under the influence of different physical characteristics like temperature, salinity, density, etc. Movements of ocean water are also affected by external forces like the sun, moon and the winds.
Earth's Rotation. Wind is not the only factor that affects ocean currents. The Coriolis effect describes how Earth's rotation steers winds and surfaceocean currents (Figure below). ... The objects themselves are actually moving straight, but the Earth is rotating beneath them, so they seem to bend or curve.