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Unlike other oceans, the Sargasso is not formed in the lands around it, but by four ocean currents in the subtropical circulation: the Gulf Stream, the North Atlantic, the Canary stream. and the North Atlantic equator. Batman 80th Anniversary Long Live The Bat Shirt . These currents circulate in an ellipse clockwise within the Atlantic Ocean and help establish the ever-changing boundaries of the Sargasso Sea. With 1,600km in width and 4,800km in length, this vast sea is named after a seaweed called Sargassum. Sargassum is a type of brown algae floating freely on the water. It has a unique feature that instead of living on the sea floor, it breeds right on the surface of the water. The surrounding flow caused the entire seaweed mat to slowly rotate clockwise. The rotation also depends on surrounding weather conditions. Some Portuguese sailors first discovered the Sargasso Sea in the early 15th century. Christopher Columbus, who passed here in 1492, thought that he must reach the land with a dense brown surface.
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Unlike other oceans, the Sargasso is not formed in the lands around it, but by four ocean currents in the subtropical circulation: the Gulf Stream, the North Atlantic, the Canary stream. and the North Atlantic equator. Batman 80th Anniversary Long Live The Bat Shirt . These currents circulate in an ellipse clockwise within the Atlantic Ocean and help establish the ever-changing boundaries of the Sargasso Sea. With 1,600km in width and 4,800km in length, this vast sea is named after a seaweed called Sargassum. Sargassum is a type of brown algae floating freely on the water. It has a unique feature that instead of living on the sea floor, it breeds right on the surface of the water. The surrounding flow caused the entire seaweed mat to slowly rotate clockwise. The rotation also depends on surrounding weather conditions. Some Portuguese sailors first discovered the Sargasso Sea in the early 15th century. Christopher Columbus, who passed here in 1492, thought that he must reach the land with a dense brown surface.
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