Fact or Cap - Ocean

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Try to answer these True or False questions about the ocean

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AsterQuiz Fact or Cap - OceanVersión en línea Try to answer these True or False questions about the ocean por KANGRY Marica 1 Dolphins hold hands while sleeping so they don't float away. a True b False 2 There is more gold dissolved in the world's oceans than in all the banks on Earth combined. a True b False 3 Blue whales are so big that a human toddler could swim through their main arteries a True b False 4 The deepest part of the ocean, the Mariana Trench, is completely dark, silent, and devoid of any trash. a True b False 5 Some species of jellyfish are biologically immortal. a True b False 6 Water at the very bottom of the ocean never boils, even when heated by underwater volcanoes above 700°F (370°C). a True b False 7 Octopuses have two hearts and blue blood, but no brains - they rely entirely on instinct. a True b False 8 More human historical artifacts are preserved at the bottom of the ocean than in all the world's museums combined. a True b False 9 Coral reefs produce most of the Earth's oxygen through underwater photosynthesis. a True b False 10 Oysters can change their gender multiple times throughout their lives. a True b False

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Fact or Cap - OceanVersión en línea

Try to answer these True or False questions about the ocean

por KANGRY Marica

Dolphins hold hands while sleeping so they don't float away.

True

False

There is more gold dissolved in the world's oceans than in all the banks on Earth combined.

True

False

Blue whales are so big that a human toddler could swim through their main arteries

True

False

The deepest part of the ocean, the Mariana Trench, is completely dark, silent, and devoid of any trash.

True

False

Some species of jellyfish are biologically immortal.

True

False

Water at the very bottom of the ocean never boils, even when heated by underwater volcanoes above 700°F (370°C).

True

False

Octopuses have two hearts and blue blood, but no brains - they rely entirely on instinct.

True

False

More human historical artifacts are preserved at the bottom of the ocean than in all the world's museums combined.

True

False

Coral reefs produce most of the Earth's oxygen through underwater photosynthesis.

True

False

Oysters can change their gender multiple times throughout their lives.

True

False

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Dolphins hold hands while sleeping so they don't float away.

There is more gold dissolved in the world's oceans than in all the banks on Earth combined.

Blue whales are so big that a human toddler could swim through their main arteries

The deepest part of the ocean, the Mariana Trench, is completely dark, silent, and devoid of any trash.

Some species of jellyfish are biologically immortal.

Water at the very bottom of the ocean never boils, even when heated by underwater volcanoes above 700°F (370°C).

Octopuses have two hearts and blue blood, but no brains - they rely entirely on instinct.

More human historical artifacts are preserved at the bottom of the ocean than in all the world's museums combined.

Coral reefs produce most of the Earth's oxygen through underwater photosynthesis.

Oysters can change their gender multiple times throughout their lives.