Why The Atlantic And Pacific Meet, But Never Mix

Since the advent of the universe, nature has been astonishing people with its unpredictability with many common natural phenomena remaining understudied in certain regions of our planet. How rainbows are formed may just be some of the few phenomena you are familiar with. What about the border between two oceans? Do you know that oceans are not completely isolated from each other? Most of them meet at a certain point. For example, the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans meet at the Cape Horn about 800 kilometers. But then if you thought that these two oceans would simply mix and the border between them could only be determined using maps and coordinates, you're mistaken. The waters of different oceans and even some rivers never mix and this happens for a variety of reasons that are shown in this video. So hit the play button to discover why these strange phenomena.

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