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Oceans are important to us because they provide much of the oxygen we breathe, and much of the fish we ate. They process acrbon dioxide for us to have oxygen. The oceans also affect the type of weather that we have. The temperature of the waters determine the type of storms we get. It is all linked, and without the oceans, we would be nothing.
