What is a marine biome and how does it benefit marine life?

Answer by  Pete59 (83)

Biomes are regions that share a certain climate and a certain pattern of plant and animal life. A marine biome is one that is in the sea.

Answer by  ZooZan123 (12)

A biome is a large natural community of plants and animals living in the same environment (marine biome, think ocean). As a system, it benefits all life within by its working food, climate, and life balances and supplies... and life without by filtering water, providing food, plants, and minerals, etc.

Answer by  kalabashi (47)

Biomes are areas of similar temperature and other physical conditions to which certain species are well adapted. Thus marine biomes are areas where regularly certain plants, plancton, fish, etc. live.

Answer by  Bob3782 (161)

A biome is a division in an environment where different animals have adapted to live. There are forrest biomes, desert biomes, and marine biomes to name a few. Marine biomes benefit marine life because it is where they live and eat and sustain themselves. Marine life has adapted to live in that environment.