Arabian Sea

The Arabian Sea is a large body of water located in the northwest part of the Indian Ocean, bordered by several countries including India, Pakistan, Oman, and Yemen. It plays a crucial role in regional trade, with major shipping routes connecting Europe, Africa, and Asia. The sea is rich in marine biodiversity, supporting various fish species and ecosystems. Historically, it has been important for commerce and cultural exchange, serving as a pathway for explorers, traders, and fishermen. The Arabian Sea also experiences monsoonal weather, influencing the climate of the surrounding regions.