Environment
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There's a New Ocean According to National Geographic! Can You Name All Five?
This year's World Oceans Day is to be quite a historical one for cartographers. After decades of only being informally called the Southern Ocean, the National Geographic Society has officially recognized it and has thereby bumped up the number of the world's oceans to five.
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