The Arabian Sea is a body of water located in the northwestern part of the Indian Ocean. It is bordered by several countries, including India, Pakistan, Oman, and Yemen. The sea covers an area of approximately 3.86 million square kilometers and is known for its rich marine biodiversity, including various fish species and coral reefs. The Arabian Sea plays a significant role in global trade and shipping routes, connecting the Middle East to South Asia and beyond. Major ports along its coastline, such as Mumbai and Karachi, facilitate international commerce. Additionally, the sea is influenced by the monsoon winds, which affect weather patterns in the surrounding regions.