Based on this image, the Earth's rotation is responsible for the pattern of ocean currents.
Option: C
Explanation:
Ocean water is moving all the time, and not just in the form of waves and tides.
The ocean currents circulate like vast seas, flowing along predictable tracks. Some ocean currents rise to the surface, while others leak deeply into water.
Several rivers travel for short journeys; some cross whole basins of the ocean and even circle the entire world.
It play a significant role in regulating the atmosphere by transferring heat from the equator towards the poles. Ocean currents are also essential to marine life.
For an instance, erratic winds in the Northern Hemisphere, labeled as trading winds blow through east to west just above the equator. For them, the winds suck out surface water and generate currents.
