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Terrestial organisms could rely on humidity to obtain water, whereas marine organisms do not have the same concern

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Marine life is able to adapt to their surroundings by using things such as camouflage, contact and different types of communication with other creatures and using classic symbiosis and moving around to different temperatures and salinity.

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The nitrification of the water and also raising water temperatures can cause areas with little to no dissolved O2. This makes it near impossible for most marine life unless they have specific adaptations.

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Do not rely on sunlight, rely on thermal vents

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salt water vs fresh water environments can have serious impacts on organisms if they do not naturally reside in either. Fresh water fish to salt water = bad (except salmon)

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Light (refraction), density, oxygen concentration. All of these have effects on trophic levels and how ennvironments take root.

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Marine organisms face osmotic pressure and must possess adaptations that help them regulate.

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have to deal with salinity, acidity, water pressure, buoyancy
some fish have swim bladders
better modes of migration/larval distribution
adaptations for organisms that live at great depths (no vision)
concentrated urine in salty fish, less concentrated urine in freshwater fish

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Aquatic organisms have to adapt osmoregulation strategies in accordance with their water salinity. This limits the areas in which certain species can survive

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 sunlight and large consumption of biomass

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 sunlight and large consumption of biomass

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only the very top layers of the ocean where light penetrates is where it's easily inhabitable. Organisms rely heavily on biomass for energy rather than sunlight

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Without the physical barriers present on land, many marine species can spread further out and be located in far more areas of the world

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Plants struggle to root in sand due to currents and also struggle to access sunlight. Photosynthetic organisms typically have to be small micro-organisms to exist in there environment that’s float with the current

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Differences between terrestrial vs marine light levels, oxygen levels, pressure, salinity.

Marine organisms adapt through bioluminescence deep sea marine mammals are allowed to withstand long periods underwater through specially adapted lungs and insulators