Chuck Bryant
👤 SpeakerAppearances Over Time
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Inland seas are larger than lakes and have a salinity between a lake and an ocean.
So I think you've mentioned something about salinity.
They're typically remnants of larger oceans and have numerous islands.
But of course, the scientific community names these things.
And sometimes it can be rather confusing.
The Caspian Sea, for example, is classified as a lake, despite being known as the largest inland sea in the world.
And the Hudson Bay...
It's an island sea.
Did you know that?
An island sea or inland sea?
He says island, but it probably meant inland.
Whether it's an island sea or an inland sea, I had no idea.
Or Dylan's favorite sea is the Larapentine Sea or the Larapentine Sea.
It's an ancient sea that split Australia in half during the Cambrian explosion.
Being a longtime listener and learning about new things is the best part of my commute, guys.
That is from Dylan.
Thanks a lot, Dylan.