Maldives, Photo Credit: DebbieMous
10. Resolution: Stop smoking - Destination: Alicante, Spain
9. Resolution: Live a healthier life - Destination: Samson Mountains, Turkey
8. Resolution: Watch less TV - Destination: Cape Otway, Australia
7. Resolution: Save money - Destination: Bucharest, Romania
6. Resolution: Lose weight - Destination: Razines, France or Devon, UK
5. Resolution: Eat better - Destination: Tokyo, Japan
4. Resolution: A lot more time for yourself - Destination: Maldives
3. Resolution: Exercise more - Destination: Dolomites, Italy
2. Resolution: Spend more time with family - Destination: Quebec City, Canada
1. Resolution: Stress less - Destination: St. Lucia, Caribbean
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10. Go shark-baiting
9. Dive in an exosuit
8. Go drag racing
7. Take a helicopter safari
6. Wield the Jaws of Life
5. Bulldoze something
4. Go street luging
3. Drive a tank
2. Take a stuntcation
1. Fly a MiG over Russia
According to the Chicago Tribune HERE
The Promachoteuthis Sulcus is #7, Image Source: TopTenz.net
The ocean is filled with creatures of all shapes and sizes. Many are beautiful and others can be downright scary.
Check out what TopTenz.net list are their Top 10 Creepy Creatures of the deep.
1- Blue-Ringed Octopus
2- Stargazer
3- The Elbowed Magapinna Squid
4- Pelican Eel
5- Vampire Squid
6- Deep Sea Lizard Fish
7- Promachoteuthis Sulcus
8- Snakehead Fish
9- Tiburonia Granrojo
10- The Hagfish
1. Hotel Marques de Riscal, Spain- Live like a wine connoisseur
2. Hilton Sao Paulo Morumbi, Brazil - Live like a president
3. The Candili Estate, Euboea Island, Greece - Live like an ancient Greek
4. The Ashram, California, USA - Live like a soldier
5. In The Write Light, Tarifa, Spain - Live like a poet
6. Samudra, Byron Bay, Australia - Live like a surf dude
7. Triple Peak Cow Camp, Wyoming, USA - Live like a cowboy
8. Kopan Monastery, Kathmandu, Nepal - Live like a Buddhist
9. Taj Lake Palace, Udaipur, India - Live like a maharaja
10. ICEHOTEL, Jukkasjarvi, Sweden - Live like an Eskimo
According to Reuters
1- Dean’s Blue Hole, Long Island, Bahamas
2- Buck Island, St. Croix, USVI
3- Crystal River, Florida
4- Rockhouse, Negril, Jamaica
5- Pigeon Cay, Honduras
6- Grand Cayman
7- Hol Chan Marine Reserve, Belize
8- Bimini Islands, Bahamas
9- Lover’s Cove, Catalina Island, California
10- Papalaua Wayside Park, Maui, Hawaii
According to CNN.com/Travel
1- Bimini Islands, Bahamas
2- Culebra, Puerto Rico
3- Salt Cay, Turks and Caicos
4- St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands
5- Makaha Beach Park, Oahu
6- Bunaken National Marine Park, Indonesia
7- Rurutu, French Polynesia
8- Great Barrier Reef, Australia
9- Fiji
10- Florida Spring Holes
According to Forbes.com
1- Anguilla, British West Indies
2- Aspen, Colorado
3- Bora Bora, French Polynesian islands
4- The Caymen Islands
5- Fiji
6- Jackson Hole, Wyo.
7- Jamaica
8- Miama, Florida
9- St. Barthelemy
10- St.Moritz, Switzerland
According to Sophia Banay on www.forbes.com
10. Sea of Okhotsk, Pacific Ocean
Estimated Area: 537,500 square miles or 1,392,100 square kilometers
9. Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic Ocean
Estimated Area: 582,100 square miles or 1,507,600 square kilometers
8. Bering Sea, Pacific Ocean
Estimated Area: 873,000 square miles or 2,261,100 square kilometers
7. Mediterranean Sea, Atlantic Ocean
Estimated Area: 969,100 square miles or 2,509,960 square kilometers
6. Caribbean Sea, Atlantic Ocean
Estimated Area: 971,400 square miles or 2,515,900 square kilometers
5. South China Sea, Pacific Ocean
Estimated Area: 1,148,500 square miles or 2,974,600 square kilometers
4. Arctic Ocean
Estimated Area: 5,105,700 square miles or 13,223,700 square kilometers
3. Indian Ocean
Estimated Area: 28,350,500 square miles or 73,427,450 square kilometers
2. Atlantic Ocean
Estimated Area: 33,420,000 square miles or 86,557,400 square kilometers
1. Pacific Ocean
Estimated Area: 64,186,300 square miles or 166,241,750 square kilometers
Over 70% of the planet’s surface is oceanic.
10. Arctic Ocean
Average Depth: 3,407 feet or 1,038.4 meters
9. Sea of Okhotsk, Pacific Ocean
Average Depth: 3,192 feet or 972.9 meters
8. Gulf of California, Pacific Ocean
Average Depth: 2,375 feet or 723.9 meters
7. Red Sea, Indian Ocean
Average Depth: 1,764 feet or 537.6 meters
6. East China Sea, Indian Ocean
Average Depth: 620 feet or 188.9 meters
5. Persian Gulf, Indian Ocean
Average Depth: 328 feet or 99.9 meters
4. North Sea, Atlantic Ocean
Average Depth: 308 feet or 93.8 meters
3. Hudson Bay, Atlantic Ocean
Average Depth: 305 feet or 92.9 meters
2. Baltic Sea, Atlantic Ocean
Average Depth: 180 feet or 54.8 meters
1. Yellow Sea, Pacific Ocean
Average Depth: 121 feet or 36.8 meters
Enjoy the Yellow Sea while it lasts, eventually environmental changes will make it vanish into thin air…
10. Black Sea, Atlantic Ocean
Average Depth: 3,906 feet or 1,190 meters
9. South China Sea, Pacific Ocean
Average Depth: 4,802 feet or 1,463 meters
8. Bering Sea, Pacific Ocean
Average Depth: 4,893 feet or 1,491 meters
7. Mediterranean Sea, Atlantic Ocean
Average Depth: 4,926 feet or 1,501 meters
6. Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic Ocean
Average Depth: 5,297 feet or 1,614 meters
5. Sea of Japan, Pacific Ocean
Average Depth: 5,468 feet or 1,666 meters
4. Caribbean Sea, Atlantic Ocean
Average Depth: 8,448 feet or 2,575 meters
3. Atlantic Ocean
Average Depth: 11,730 feet or 3,575 meters
2. Indian Ocean
Average Depth: 12,598 feet or 3,840 meters
1. Pacific Ocean
Average Depth: 12,925 feet or 3,939 meters
The Pacific Ocean’s deepest point is Mariana Trench.
According to World Atlas.
