Answer:
ocean currents
Explanation:
Ocean currents correspond to bodies of water that migrate in different paths along the oceans and seas. They occur mainly due to differences in density between different layers of water. The bodies of water that move around do not interact with the waters of the places they travel, thus retaining their particular characteristics such as color, temperature and salinity.
The formation of ocean currents, according to several studies, is the result, among other factors, of the influence of the winds. Another determining factor in the configuration of currents is in relation to terrestrial movements, specifically that of rotation, which causes currents to migrate in opposite directions, that is, in the northern hemisphere they move clockwise and in the southern hemisphere in the anti- this dynamics of currents is called the Coriolis effect.
