Where is the Grand Banks fishing ground, where cold and warm currents meet?
Correct answer: A. Off Newfoundland, Canada
- A. Off Newfoundland, Canada
- B. Off Peru
- C. Off Japan
- D. Off Norway
Explanation
The Grand Banks off Newfoundland lie where the cold Labrador Current meets the warm Gulf Stream, creating rich fisheries.
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