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'''Oceans''' | '''Oceans''' are large bodies of [[water]] [[block]]s. Most occurrences are very deep with sloping shorelines, usually with [[sand]] near the surface, which may include deposits of black sand mostly near the shores. They sometimes surround small islands. Most coastlines have [[beach]]es. | ||
Oceans are differentiated from lakes and ponds mostly by size and depth. There is no fixed rule for classifying them. | |||
While they can be crossed by [[swimming]], travel is faster by [[boat]]. | |||
Oceans in temperate [[climate]]s may freeze over during the | The presence of an ocean on the surface may indicate a lowering of the [[magma]] layer below it. | ||
Oceans in temperate [[climate]]s may freeze over during the winter. This turns most of the surface blocks into [[ice]]. Oceans especially close to the [[:Category:Location|poles]] may be permanently frozen and not thaw even in summer. | |||
==Flora== | ==Flora== | ||
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File: | File:Frozen Ocean.png|An ocean that froze over | ||
File:Frozen Fish.png|A fish caught in forming ice | File:Frozen Fish.png|A fish caught in forming ice | ||
File:Shark Pack.png|Three sharks together in the ocean | File:Shark Pack.png|Three sharks together in the ocean | ||
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Oceans are large bodies of water blocks. Most occurrences are very deep with sloping shorelines, usually with sand near the surface, which may include deposits of black sand mostly near the shores. They sometimes surround small islands. Most coastlines have beaches.
Oceans are differentiated from lakes and ponds mostly by size and depth. There is no fixed rule for classifying them.
While they can be crossed by swimming, travel is faster by boat.
The presence of an ocean on the surface may indicate a lowering of the magma layer below it.
Oceans in temperate climates may freeze over during the winter. This turns most of the surface blocks into ice. Oceans especially close to the poles may be permanently frozen and not thaw even in summer.
Flora
Fauna
Gallery
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An ocean that froze over -
A fish caught in forming ice -
Three sharks together in the ocean -
Due to some quirk, a boat passing through snow piled on water (i.e. just-melted ice) may take to the air -
An ocean draining into an unidentified submarine cave, triggered by a blockhead approaching
