What are the seven continents and five oceans?

1, the seven continents are: Asia (Asia), Europe (Europe), North America (North America), South America (South America) and Africa (Africa).

The five oceans are: Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Arctic Ocean and Southern Glacial Ocean.

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The Antarctic Ocean, also known as "Antarctic Sea" and "Southern Ocean", is the fifth confirmed ocean in the world and the only ocean that completely surrounds the earth without being divided by the mainland. Antarctic Ocean is the ocean around Antarctica, and it is the sea area of Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean and South Indian Ocean. It has always been believed that the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian Ocean extend to Antarctica, and the waters of the Antarctic Ocean are regarded as the Antarctic Sea.

However, because oceanography found that there are important different ocean currents in the Antarctic Ocean, the International Hydrographic Organization identified it as an independent ocean in 2000, making it the fourth of the five oceans. However, there are still some people in the academic circles who think that the ocean should have its corresponding mid-ocean ridge, but they don't recognize the title of Antarctic Ocean.

The unique waters surrounding the Antarctic continent have no land boundary in the north. It includes the South Pacific, the South Atlantic and the South Indian Ocean, as well as the Weddell Sea, the Ross Sea, the amundsen sea and the Billings High Sea around the Antarctic continent. Some scientists refuse to admit that the north lacks land as a traditional border.

However, due to the climate homogeneity of these waters and their important role in connecting the three oceans to keep the deep and bottom of the three oceans in an oxygen-containing low temperature environment, other scientists think it is convenient to study these waters as a whole. Oceanographers consider the physical characteristics of water bodies and the same fauna it supports, and divide them into an independent sea area.