The document discusses the major bodies of water on Earth including the four oceans - Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, and Arctic. It notes that the Pacific Ocean is the largest and deepest. It also mentions the Southern Ocean was delimited as a fifth ocean in 2000. Additionally, it provides details on coral reefs such as how they are formed from coral polyps' skeletons and how coral diseases have increased dramatically in the past 10 years. Finally, it outlines the three ocean zones - sunlit, twilight, and sunless - and the types of life found in each zone.

1. Water, water everywhereThe earth’s ocean and seas Emman Taneo Earth science 203

3. Pacific is the largest and deepest

4. 64,186,300 square miles

5. 12,925 feet depth

6. Fifth ocean delimited in 2000

8. Made of coral polyps’ skeleton

9. Grows on top of old skeletons

10. Spends adult lives fixed to the spot

11. Coral diseases increasing dramatically past 10 years

13. Sea plants and many animals

14. Twilight (down to 3,300 feet)

15. Many different fish

16. Sunless (down to 13,100 feet)

17. Animals feed on dead food from above