After following a liquid diet today, I took my first dose of Suprep shortly after 5:00 this afternoon. It tasted pretty bad, but after about 10 minutes, I had finished it. It started to work within a half hour.....no bloating, cramping, or nausea. Also managed to drink the additional 32 oz. of water within the next hour. Was in the bathroom about 2 hours, and now I am feeling pretty good, alt ...
The question to the answer of â How many Seas â is not easy to answer. The perspective changes with what answer one can consider right. For example, the ancient people would say that there are seven oceans in the world. People from the ancient times would suggest seven seas in the world. The names of these seas include the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, the Black Sea, the Caspian, the Adriatic, the Mediterranean, and the Persian Gulf. You can also divide the total number of seas in the world into continents. There are seven continents in the world. Out of these seven continents, five of them connect with oceans. If you divide seas on continents, you get Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Southern Ocean, Indian Ocean, and the Arctic Ocean. These five oceans divide the seven continents of the world.
Eight million, seven hundred thousand species! (Give or take 1.3 million.). That is a new, estimated total number of species on Earthâthe most precise calculation ever offeredâwith 6.5 million species found on land and 2.2 million dwelling in the ocean depths.Until now, the number of species on Earth was said to fall somewhere within the large range of 3 and 100 million.The new study, published yesterday in the open access journal PLoS Biology, says a staggering 86% of all species on land and 91% of those in the seas have yet to be discovered, described and catalogued.ntil now, the number of species on Earth was said to fall somewhere within the large range of 3 and 100 million. The new study, published yesterday in the open access journal PLoS Biology, says a staggering 86% of all species on land and 91% of those in the seas have yet to be discovered, described and catalogued.