Greenland Sea

The Greenland Sea is a region of the North Atlantic Ocean located east of Greenland and north of Iceland. Known for its cold, icy waters, it plays a crucial role in Earth's climate and ocean circulation. The sea features a mix of open water, sea ice, and glaciers, supporting diverse marine life like whales, seals, and fish. It is also a site for scientific research related to climate change and polar conditions. The Greenland Sea's environment is shaped by fresh water from melting ice and its influence on global ocean currents, impacting weather patterns worldwide.