From an observational point of view, we know that both regions are remarkably wide and have a vast variety of biotic and abiotic element in it.
First of all, let’s look at the environment. If we look at the ocean outer surface, we can only see the unlimited sea full of water and nothing else. However, if we examine it closer and study deeper, there is more than you can ever imagine. This also applies in grasslands as when we only inspect the flowers and grasses from hills and valleys, there are more things below it wheter it be on the ground or inside it.
Next let’s look into the factors, the ocean usually has strong sunlight in surface area of the photic zone, though the inside which is aphotic zone do not receive sunlight. In the same way, grasslands also get lots of sunlight as it’s also an open wide area. Therefore both of their temperatures are in the average except in winter. Besides, both of them have different measure of precipitation. In addition, the grasslands are packed with nutrients that makes the ground fertile whereas the ocean offers unlimited supply of water however nutrients are sometimes scarce as the tides and waves influence it.
Lastly, let’s see what living organism can be found in both sites. Both of them have distinct species which adapted to their environment. Examples of marine animals and plants are dolphins, fish, stingrays, starfish, shellfish, shrimp, seaweed, phytoplankton, zooplankton, ect. In contrast, grasslands have insects, butterflies, wildflowers, shrubs, long tall grass and many corn and wheat grow there too. We can see clearly that grasslands have more plants and on the contrary fewer animals rather than the ocean, maybe because of the heat and light so most animals in the grasslands move to forests to find shade. Nevertheless, humans haven’t explored fully of these creatures. There are tons of species out there that we are not aware of; For instance,