The Mozambique Current is a warm ocean current that flows along the southeastern coast of Africa. It originates from the Agulhas Current and moves northward along the Mozambique Channel, influencing the region's climate and marine ecosystems. This current plays a significant role in the distribution of nutrients and marine life in the Indian Ocean. The Mozambique Current is part of the larger system of ocean currents that affect weather patterns and fishing industries in countries like Mozambique and Tanzania. Its warm waters support diverse marine species, making it vital for local fisheries and the economy.