Where do the deep ocean currents rise to the surface?
A)the equator
B)the North Pole
C)the tropics
D)the South Pole

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Deep ocean currents rise to the surface at the equator due to the Coriolis effect and the Earth's rotation. As warm water from the equator moves towards the poles, it cools and sinks to the ocean floor, creating a deep ocean current. This current then moves back towards the equator and eventually rises back to the surface.

Where Do the Deep Ocean Currents Rise to the Surface