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MBDOU kindergarten No. 44 Ussuriysk Presentation "Inhabitants of the seas and oceans" Performed by: teacher Arkhipova Svetlana Yurievna 2014 Various undersea world
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Bounded by the east coast of Eurasia, Australia, west coast Northern and South America, the Arctic Ocean in the north, Antarctica in the south.
The Pacific Ocean is usually divided into northern and southern regions, the border of which runs along the equator line.
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For the first time it was crossed by Ferdinand Magellan in 1519, the ocean was called "Pacific", because for all three months of the journey Magellan's ships did not fall into a single storm.
Pacific Ocean in different time had several names:
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Map of the depths of the Pacific Ocean.
The ocean floor is dotted with pits, crevices, trenches, the depth of which is much higher than the average. In the northern latitudes there are such trenches as the North Aleutian and Kuril-Kamchatsky. In the east: Peruvian and Central American. In the west, there are two huge trenches - the Mariana and the Philippine.
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The Mid-Ocean Ridge runs along the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.
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Two huge rings of water movement are formed in the ocean: northern and southern. The northern ring includes the North Trade Wind Current, the Kuroshio Current, the North Pacific Current and the California Current, while the southern ring includes the South Trade Wind Current, the East Australian Current, the West Wind Current and the Peruvian Current. Question to the class: What is affected by ocean currents?
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Life in the ocean is extraordinarily diverse: 200,000 species of organisms live there from microscopic single-celled algae and tiny animals to whales exceeding 30 m in length.
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Magellan was the first to swim across the planet's largest ocean. He called it "Quiet". Later it turned out that Magellan was mistaken. It is in this ocean that the most typhoons are born, it is he who produces the three quarter-clouds of the planet.
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The Pacific Ocean occupies half of the entire water surface of the Earth and more than thirty percent of the planet's surface area.
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Dolphins are very easy to tame due to the fact that they are very intelligent and have exceptional learning abilities. Dolphins are very easy to tame due to the fact that they are very intelligent and have exceptional learning abilities. They are incredibly friendly.
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The name comes from Atlas (Atlanta) in Greek mythology, or from Atlantis.
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The Atlantic Ocean is second in size only to the Pacific; its area is approximately 91.56 million km2. It is distinguished from other oceans by its strong indentation. coastline, forming numerous seas and bays, especially in the northern part.
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The massive 450kg black rayfish is known as "Zeus" and is 4 meters in diameter including a 1 meter mouth.
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The third largest ocean on Earth, covering about 20% of its water surface.
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Planet Ocean Planet Ocean Terrestrial life originated in water. Earthly life originated in water. Everything that is now crawling, running and growing Everything that is now crawling, running and growing on the ground, everything that flies above the earth and everything that grows underground - everything was once on the earth, everything that flies above the earth and everything that grows underground - everything once came out of the water came out of the water
Area (million sqm)Depth max. M Pacific - 178, 611.0333 Atlantic - 91.18648 Indian - 76.28648 North - 14, Arctic
Planet Ocean Land divides a huge expanse of water into four parts - these are the oceans The World Ocean covers 2/3 of the globe, contains 97% of all water on earth The largest of them is the Pacific Ocean, and there is also the Atlantic, Indian, Arctic Ocean
Inhabitants of the planet Ocean Life in the ocean is extremely diverse: it is inhabited by species of organisms from microscopic single-celled algae and tiny animals to whales exceeding 30 meters in length
Marine fish amaze with the diversity of their species: there are many exotic fish, but they do not form the basis of its biological balance Marine fish amaze with the diversity of their species: there are many exotic fish, but they do not form the basis of its biological balance The main role belongs to small mass forms of sardines, anchovies, scads, herrings The main role belongs to small mass forms sardines, anchovies, horse mackerels, herrings These slender plankton-eating fish are the main products of marine fisheries, they also serve as food for many predatory fish, sea birds, dolphins, seals and squids These slender fish that feed on plankton plankton, are the main products of marine fisheries, they also serve as food for many predatory fish, seabirds, dolphins, seals and squid
Dolphins Dolphins are very easy to tame because they are very smart and have exceptional learning abilities Dolphins are very easy to tame because they are very smart and have exceptional learning abilities. They are incredibly friendly.
Atlantic Ocean The Atlantic Ocean is second in size only to the Pacific; its area is approximately 91.56 million km2. It is distinguished from other oceans by the strong indentation of the coastline, which forms numerous seas and bays, especially in the northern part.
Giant ray fish The massive 1 kg black ray fish known as "Zeus" is 4 meters in diameter including a 1 meter mouth. The massive 1-pound black ray fish is known as Zeus and is 4 meters in diameter, including a 1-meter mouth.
The owners of the ocean The Indian Ocean has sheltered many animals dangerous to humans. In the ocean there are a large number of poisonous sea snakes, there are even saltwater crocodiles. Among the birds, the owners can be called frigates and albatrosses. Penguins live in cold southern waters
The Arctic Ocean About 40 million years ago was a giant lake. The Arctic Ocean is the smallest ocean on Earth, located between Eurasia and North America.Eurasia North America Area 14.75 mln. km, average depth 1225 m, maximum depth 5527 m in the Greenland Sea. The volume of water is 18.07 million km³. The Greenland Sea
Narwhal Narwhal lives in the latitudes of the Arctic Ocean. Body length m. The mass of males reaches 1.5 tons. The only tooth in males has grown in length and turned into a tusk
Polar bear- one of largest mammals sushi and the largest predatory animal on the planet. Weight reaches kg, and sometimes even tons. AT vivo lives for about 19 years. The polar bear is one of the largest land mammals and the largest predatory animal on the planet. Weight reaches kg, and sometimes even tons. Lives under natural conditions for about 19 years. polar bear polar bear
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Inhabitants of the oceans
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Jellyfish are one of the most ancient representatives of the population earth's oceans. They have organs capable of picking up infrasounds, by which these animals feel the approach of a storm. According to the principle of the "ear" of the jellyfish, a device was designed that warns of the approach of a storm in 15 hours. Pelagia jellyfish can glow in the dark.
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Arctic giant jellyfish
The jellyfish cyanoea capillata lives in the northwestern Atlantic. One of the representatives of this species, washed ashore in Massachusetts Bay, had a bell diameter of 2.28 m, and its tentacles extended 36.5 m.
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sea wasp
The most poisonous jellyfish in the world - beautiful, but deadly. Since 1880 Near the coast of Queensland, 66 people died from its heart-paralytic poison. In the absence of medical assistance, the victims died from paralysis of the respiratory organs within 1-3 minutes.
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"Sea blubber"
A huge, up to 2 m in diameter, jellyfish called "blubber" lives in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Its burn is so poisonous to humans that even if a jellyfish is placed in a barrel of water, a person will feel a burn at the mere touch of water.
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octopuses
The largest octopus is considered to be the octopus apollyon, which lives in coastal waters northern part of the Pacific Ocean. The length of its tentacles is over 7 m, weight is more than 54 kg.
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The octopus is capable of "purposeful use of tools". Sometimes he, holding a stone in one of the tentacles, watches the pinna bivalve mollusk until it opens the shell, after which the octopus inserts a stone between the valves. The shell cannot close the valves and becomes easy prey.
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Fish are real "water drinkers". The amount of water consumed by fish per day is equal to its body weight. A person is content with 2.5 liters of water per day, which is approximately only 3% of his weight. Fish distinguish between sweet, bitter, sour and salty. Taste organs are located on the mustache, on the rays of the fins, and in many - throughout the body.
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The adaptability of fish to water temperature is truly amazing. In California, in hot springs with a temperature of 52ºС, the onion fish lives, and in Chukotka and Alaska, in reservoirs that freeze to the bottom, there is a dahlia fish. In winter, it freezes into ice, and in summer it thaws and perfectly tolerates the polar climate.
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In the Caribbean Sea, scientists have found an extremely rare specimen of fish, between the eyes of which there is a specific organ that emits light. It lives at a depth of about 170 m, the light source is a special kind of luminous bacteria. With their power, the fish illuminates a path almost 15 m long in front of them.
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In flounder, both eyes are on the same side of the flat body - on the one that is opposite to the bottom of the reservoir.
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Antenna fish that live in sea depths, turned out to be the champions of the underwater kingdom in terms of the speed of grasping prey. It takes them only 0.004 seconds to grab and swallow their prey.
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The moon fish lays up to 300 million eggs (more than all other fish). If we consider that each egg is only about 1 mm in diameter, then all the eggs of one moonfish could stretch out into a chain 300 km long.
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The predatory deep-sea bag-swallower fish, or as it is called, the “black eater”, has a body up to 30 cm long and manages to swallow prey almost twice as large as itself. How do fish deal with such exorbitant prey? It turns out that the body of the bag-swallower does not have ribs, and its walls, together with the stomach, are able to move apart in breadth.
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Flying fish are found in the temperate and tropical parts of the Atlantic and in the Mediterranean Sea. Their size reaches 50 cm. These fish are capable of flying over water, covering a distance of up to 100 m through the air. Longfins are even more adapted to flying. They can fly up to 250 m. When flying, the fins of the fish do not flap, but act as a parachute.
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Off the coast of Australia, there is a fish whose body shape surprisingly resembles seaweed. This fish is called "sea rag-picker". When you look at a rag-picker seahorse, it seems that the whole fish is hung with rags, ribbons and threads of various lengths, painted in the colors of those algae, among which this miracle of nature feeds and hides
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Off the northeast coast of Australia, there is a scorpion fish that has the ability to change color depending on the color. environment. On the back of the scorpion there are very strong and sharp spikes, at the base of which there are sacs with poison. Poisoning with this poison leads to a painful death. Scorpion, like a snake, periodically changes its skin.
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Among the stingrays there are real giants. In tropical waters, a manta ray often lives up to 6 m long, and weighing up to 4 tons. There are cases when a harpooned stingray jumped out of the water and, having fallen on a boat with fishermen, drowned it. Once whalers caught a sea stingray of rare size: its skin weighed 500 kg. It is kept in the Zoological Museum of Moscow University.
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The shark's stomach is extremely strong, and what it cannot digest remains in it without visible harm to the hostess. Curious things were found in the stomachs of sharks: postal parcels, cans of cocoa and coffee, canned fish and meat, gold coins and jewelry, pots, watches, clothes, the remains of an embalmed mummy, and even a portable typewriter.