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Aborigines have been engaged in fishing and other sea fishing in these waters since time immemorial. This sea is rich in tuna, sardine, mackerel and herring. Even turtles and octopuses become a catch.

The world's deepest sea is rich in fish (tuna, herring, sardines), which makes fishing here quite profitable. Whaling is also very popular in these places. For a large number of the local population, fishing is the main occupation in life. It is also fair to say that many settlements exist only because of fishing.

Eruptions of underwater volcanoes in these regions sometimes lead to the emergence of so-called ash islands that rise to the surface and stay on it for some time. Sometimes volcanic bombs, thrown by volcanoes with incredible force, fly out of the depths of the Philippine Sea.

It is the largest of the "classical" seas of the Earth, with an area of ​​more than 5,726,000 km. If the Philippine Sea, the world's deepest sea, were a country, it would be the 6th largest country in the world, between Australia and India.

There are many underwater mountains and ridges in the Philippine Sea, the length of which reaches 2.5 thousand km.

Molluscs, fish, arthropods and echinoderms are represented here in a considerable number of species. In these waters, you can also observe large sea creatures: dolphins, whales, sharks and sea turtles.

The depths of the Philippine Sea allowed us to study only those flora and fauna that live in the coastal waters of the islands and not far from the surface.

The average temperature of the surface layer of water fluctuates greatly in different areas of the sea.

The Philippine Sea is the deepest sea in the world, as well as the second largest in the waters of the World Ocean.