Ocean Era

The Ocean Era refers to a period in Earth's history when oceans played a dominant role in shaping the planet's environment and life. It highlights the significance of marine ecosystems, oceanic processes, and the evolution of marine life over millions of years. This era emphasizes how oceans influence climate, support diverse species, and drive geological changes, ultimately shaping the Earth's surface and biological diversity. Understanding the Ocean Era helps us appreciate the critical role oceans have played—and continue to play—in Earth's history and ongoing environmental health.