Marine Biome
Cameron Smith
Weather and Climate
Average Temperature at certain depths
Depth
Average Temperature
0 - 500m16 - 24C
500 - 1000m12 - 5C
1000 - 1500m5 - 6C
1500 - 2000m4 - 5C
2000 - 2500m3 - 4C
2500 - 3000m2 - 3C
3000m -1 - 3C
Marine Landforms
- Continental Shelf
- Continental Slope
- Mid-Ocean Ridge
- Rift Zone
- Trenches
- Ocean Basin
Marine Animals and Predators
Great White Shark
The ocean's top predator.
Giant Squid
Release the Kraken!
Barracude
Another one of the ocean's top preadators.
Marine Adaptations
Plants
Marine Relationships
There are many different relationships between plants and animals in the ocean. The biggest one of them all is probably the preadtor-prey relationship. Marine animals need food, so they prey on smaller or weaker animals to get it. Other relationships can benefit both animals, like when an animal uses another for comaflague, and the other uses it's left-over food for a food source.
Food Web
This diplays many relationships between marine animals.
Fish are friends. Not food.
Many fish get along. But some can get carried away and eat one anthoer.
Schoolsof fish.
These fish live together and use eachother to their benefit.