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The marine biome is the largest biome in the world. it covers about three-fourths of the Earth's surface and include oceans, coral reefs, and estuaries.

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The ocean has the richest soil for plants to grow. There are sand, kelp, mud, small pieces of coral in the soil. The ocean floor is composed of three different types of sediment. They include calcareous ooze, red clay and siliceous ooze. For every 1 liter of seawater there are 35 grams of salt.

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The first example of a symbiotic relationship is the sea anemone and clown fish. They are a good example of mutualistic symbiosis, meaning both organisms benefit from having the other around. An example of a parasitism relationship would be the isopod and fish due to the isopod attaching itself to the victims tongue and feeding off either the host's blood or it's mucus. An example of commensalism are fish and jellyfish. The fish will typically hide in the jellyfish's tentacles to provide them with shelter.

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The climate of this biome is mostly varied. The climate varies from -40 degrees Fahrenheit to over 100 degrees. The average temperature is 39 degrees. Normally, it's warmer near the equator and colder towards the poles.

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Behavioral adaptations are learned or inherited behaviors. These help organisms survive in their environment. For example, the sounds made by blue whales allow them to communicate, navigate and prey. Another example of an adaptation would be dolphins with their streamlined shape which helps them navigate much faster.

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Some plant adaptations include floating on the water surface, growing buoyant/thick leaves and having root systems that allow them to endure through rough currents and ocean waves.

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On average, the ocean is 2.3 miles deep.