Black Sea |
It marginal sea of the Atlantic Ocean between Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and
Western Asia and is supplied by rivers like Danube, Dnieper, Southern Bug,
Dniester, Don and Rioni |
Known as? |
Euxine Sea |
When it is formed? |
About 7,000 years ago |
Why name Black Sea |
Due to its harsh and difficult to live in. |
Surface area |
436,402 km² |
Elevation |
0 cm |
Max. depth |
2,212 m (7,257 ft) |
Coordinates |
44°N 35°E / 44°N 35°E Coordinates: 44°N 35°E / 44°N 35°E |
Max. length |
1,175 km (730 mi) |
sharks present in it |
Yes, spiny dogfish sharks |
Who controls the Black Sea |
Russia still possesses the Black Sea region's dominant maritime military. |
why Black Sea landlocked |
Due to almost no oxygen because the bottom is full of bacteria that has used it
all from Europe from Asia |
Does the Black Sea freeze? |
Yes |
What countries are on the Black Sea? |
Six countries border with the Black Sea, including Ukraine to the
north, Russia and Georgia to the east, Turkey to the south,
and Bulgaria and Romania to the west. |
Salmon fish there in it? |
Yes, Black Sea salmon (Salmo labrax |
What is special about the Black Sea? |
In addition, the anoxic nature of the Black Seawater, due to which the process
of decomposition is slow in the lower water layers, has also resulted in several
scary rumours, making the sea infamous. |
Are there sharks in Black Sea? |
Yes, spiny dogfish sharks |
Are there whales in Black Sea? |
Yes, small-sized toothed whales |
Are there Dolphins in Black Sea? |
Yes(short-beaked common dolphin, harbour porpoise and bottlenose dolphin. ) |
What animals live in it? |
Bears, wolves, lynx, dolphins and 180 species of fish(tuna, anchovy, herring,
mackerel and white sturgeon). |
Does the it freeze? |
Yes, -3°C to -30°C in January. |
What countries are on it? |
Ukraine to the north, Russia and Georgia to the east, Turkey to the south,
and Bulgaria and Romania to the west. |
Its color |
blue |
Where is it? |
It stretches from Romania and Bulgaria. |
What is under it? |
Under its water has Bosporus Strait and along the seabed of the Black Sea and
discovered by University of Leeds. |