Ross Sea

The Ross Sea is a body of water located in Antarctica, bordered by the continent to the north and by the Ross Ice Shelf to the south. It's significant for its rich marine life, including seals, penguins, and various fish species. The area is also crucial for scientific research, as it helps scientists study climate change and ecosystems. The Ross Sea is sometimes referred to as the "Last Ocean" because of its relatively pristine conditions compared to other oceans, making it a valuable location for understanding environmental changes in our world.