What is sells sea and example of?

Sells seas are bodies of water that have a higher salinity than the surrounding ocean. This is because they are either partially or completely enclosed, which prevents the free exchange of water with the ocean. As a result, the water in sells seas evaporates more quickly, leaving behind the salt.

Some examples of sells seas include:

- The Mediterranean Sea

- The Red Sea

- The Dead Sea

- The Baltic Sea

- The Black Sea