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The peculiarities of the Southern Ocean

The peculiarities of the Southern Ocean

The Southern Ocean has a few characteristics that make it stand out from the other 4 oceans:

  • It’s the only ocean to touch three continents.
  • It completely embraces a continent (Antarctica) rather than be embraced by them.
  • It is surrounded by the formidably swift Antarctic Circumpolar Current (the ACC).

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