Answer: Arctic Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean
Explanation: There are five oceans: Atlantic, Indian, Pacific, Arctic, and Antarctic.
Atlantic Ocean: Is responsible for separating the Americas, Africa and Europe. It is about him that the main trade in the world takes place since the advance and growth of the capitalist system. It is the second largest ocean and its waters cover 20% of the Earth's surface.
Pacific Ocean: It is the largest of the oceans and covers almost a third of the planet's surface, containing many volcanoes within its waters. It separates Oceania, Asia and the west coast of the Americas. The Mariana Trench, the deepest point mentioned above, is in your area.
Indian Ocean: Also called the "Indian Sea", this ocean is smaller than the others, but it has great depths, some of them reaching 9,000 meters below the surface. It bathes the east and southeastern coast of Africa and southern Asia, as well as the western part of Oceania.
Arctic Glacial Ocean: Located north of the globe, in the North Pole region. Its waters bathe portions of the European continent, the Asian continent and parts of the American continent. It is considered the smallest and shallowest of the oceans. Part of its waters remain frozen in the winter period.
Antarctic Glacial Ocean: It lies to the south, surrounding the Antarctic continent and being fed by the southern Pacific, Indian and Atlantic oceans. At some points, it has temperatures that exceed minus 60 degrees.
