Beaufort Sea

The Beaufort Sea is a body of water located in the Arctic region, north of Canada and Alaska. It is part of the Arctic Ocean and is known for its cold temperatures and ice-covered waters, especially in winter. The sea is important for biodiversity, hosting marine life like seals and polar bears, and serves as a crucial habitat for migratory birds. Additionally, it is significant for natural resources, including oil and gas reserves, which has led to increased interest in exploration and environmental concerns. The Beaufort Sea plays a key role in the climate and ecology of the Arctic.