Maritime phenomena refer to various natural events and processes that occur in oceanic and coastal environments. These can include tides, currents, and waves, which are influenced by factors such as the gravitational pull of the moon and sun, wind patterns, and the Earth's rotation. Understanding these phenomena is essential for navigation, fishing, and coastal management. Another significant aspect of maritime phenomena is the occurrence of marine life behaviors, such as whale migrations and coral spawning. These events are often synchronized with environmental changes, like water temperature and food availability. Studying these patterns helps scientists monitor ecosystem health and predict changes in marine biodiversity.