hábitat marino

A hábitat marino, or marine habitat, refers to the natural environment within the ocean where marine plants, animals, and microorganisms live and thrive. These habitats include diverse areas like coral reefs, deep-sea trenches, open water, seagrass beds, and the seabed. Each provides unique conditions such as temperature, light, and nutrients, supporting specific communities of life. Healthy marine habitats are essential for maintaining ocean biodiversity, regulating climate, and supporting the livelihoods of millions of people worldwide. Protecting these habitats is crucial for sustaining marine ecosystems and the global environment.