Question

Why are oceans considered significant?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The oceans make up 70 percent of the planet and contains 97 percent of all the water on Earth. It also makes up the vast majority of water stores the majority of the planet's moisture, terrestrial energy, and heat from the Sun. ... It also provides the moisture and energy for storm systems and ultimately global climates

Answer 2

Short note on significance of oceans:

Phytoplankton – is a small plant that lives in side oceans and seas and is responsible for production of more than 50% of oxygen. That means, more than half of the carbon dioxide is consumed by this plant living inside the ocean. Ocean help in regulating the the weather and climatic conditions. The people living in the areas near to the ocean have a good quality of weather conditions due to oceans. Oceans provide food for the people. Seafood like fish, crabs, lobsters, clams, mussels and squid etc. Moreover, seafood is rich source of sodium and calcium. Oceans provide a home to variety of organisms living the deep inside the waters. For example, seahorse, sea turtle, corals, sea slugs, octopus, sponges, starfish, lobsters, anglerfish, viperfish, Mariana heddle, snailfish, deep water Stingray, big red jellyfish, Japanese spider crab and fish frilled shark etc.

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