Also known as oceanic current, sea current, current
continuous flow of ocean water
An ocean current is a continuous flow of water in the ocean that moves in a particular direction, similar to a river within the sea. Ocean currents matter because they distribute heat around the planet, influence weather and climate patterns, and affect marine life and human activities like shipping and fishing.
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