Did you know there's 5 layers in the ocean? Sunlight zone, Twilight zone, Midnight zone, The Abyss and The Trench. Our reading group is summarizing the stories of each layer. Wanna hear mine? Well I don't care your hearing it anyways. First! the Sunlight zone.
Sunlight zone
It's the Top layer out of all of them.The sunlight zone is up to 200m beneath the surface. It’s the warmest layer out of all of them. The animals that can be found are krill, small fish, dolphins, sharks, blue whales, salmon and sea turtles. Secondly! Twilight zone!!!
Twilight zone
It is up to 1000m beneath the surface. It doesn't get much sunlight. There are no living plants down in that zone. Creatures that can be found are sea cucumber, swordfish, types of octopus, sperm whales and wolf eels. #3! Midnight zone. Oh scary..
Midnight zone
It’s up to 4000m under the seas surface.
This zone makes up 90% of the seas current volume. Animals found in The Midnight zone are Anglerfish, Jellyfish, squid really large whales and octopus. #4!! The Abyss!
The Abyss
It’s 6000m beneath the surface. 75% of the ocean bed is in The Abyss layer it is pitch black so and almost near freezing. The only creatures living down in the Abyss are squid and Sea Stars.
And the one you have all been waiting for.... THE TRENCH!!!
The Trench
It is known as the oceans floor and is up to 11,000m deep beneath the ocean's surface. It’s made up of narrow valleys and also underwater canyons. This part of the ocean can only be experienced by scientific equipment.
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Heaps of excellent information presented here Teuila. It is very interesting to read about all the layers and to realise how extraordinarily deep the bottom layers are. I can hear your voice in the retelling of it, well done. It seems like you are fascinated by this information too. create a blog about what you are doing at your home with your family.
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