The Mar de Filipinas, in the western Pacific Ocean, is a paradise of marine biodiversity, part of the Coral Triangle. It is home to thousands of species, including corals, fish, and sea turtles, as well as a breeding ground for endangered species like the whale shark. With a rich history, it was the site of the Battle of the Mar de Filipinas in 1944 and holds secrets such as a lost nuclear bomb. Vital to the economy and livelihood of millions, it faces threats like climate change and pollution, requiring conservation efforts.
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| area: | 5,000,000 km² |
| depth: | 10.9 km |
20.0000000N, 135.0000000E
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