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We hear about strange things from distant places being washed up on our shores all the time, but how do they get there? Ocean currents are the movements of surface water in the oceans. Their direction is influenced by many factors, including the rotation of the earth, the size and the shapes of the continents, the prevailing winds and even water density. Ocean currents caused by the prevailing winds are called drift currents. In the northern hemisphere, the circulation of the ocean is clockwise, and in the southern hemisphere, the currents are anti-clockwise. Currents originating from the pole regions carry cold water. There is a Californian current, the Peru and humbled current, the Labrador, Canaries Biangular, the Antarctic circumpolar component currents and the Yoshiro. Currents originating from equatorial regions carry warm water. There is a Gulf Stream and the North Atlantic drift, the Brazil current, the north and south equatorial currents and Kuroshio. So perhaps it’s not so surprising that many of the items that are washed ashore originated from far-off places thousands of miles’ away.
