The Yellow Sea is a body of water located between China and the Korean Peninsula. It is part of the Pacific Ocean and is known for its rich marine life and significant fishing grounds. The sea gets its name from the yellowish silt that is carried into it by the Yellow River. The Yellow Sea covers an area of approximately 380,000 square kilometers and has an average depth of about 44 meters. It plays a crucial role in regional shipping and trade, connecting major ports in China and South Korea. The sea is also important for its ecological diversity and supports various species of fish and marine mammals.