Sarangaso Sea | Where is the Sarangaso Sea and what is its specialty

Where is the Sarangaso Sea and what is its specialty?

Sarangasso Sea

The area of calm and still water located in the North Atlantic Ocean between 20° to 40° north latitudes and 35° to 75° west longitudes flowing around it is known as Sargasso Sea.
It is a calm water area located between the Gulf Stream, the Canary and North Equatorial currents.
Another specialty of Sarangaso Sagar is that despite not having land here, a large amount of Sarangaso grass is produced here.
Grass can be seen floating on the surface of this ocean.
The grass is called Sargasam in Portuguese language, after which it is named Sargasso Sea.
It is a food resource for the aquatic life here.
With the help of this grass, the young turtles protect themselves from the big fishes while swimming.
Sargasso grass is also home to many types of fish and crabs.
The specialty of this sea water is that the Atlantic Sea remains extremely cold, yet the waters of the Sargasso Sea remain warm.
The Sargasso Sea, which is contained in the Atlantic Ocean, is the only ocean in the world, which has no shore.
According to the geographical map, the bottomless water reservoir of this ocean does not touch the ground from anywhere.
This ocean is very close to the mysterious Bermuda Triangle.
The Bermuda Triangle is that triangular sea area from where ships, airplanes etc. disappear and how they disappear remains a mystery even today.