1. Wild Life in the Aegean Sea

2. The Aegean Sea, with around 180,000 km2 surface area, has a very complex bottom topography The Aegean Sea, with around 180,000 km2 surface area, has a very complex bottom topography and coastal geometry. Also, there are numerous large and small islands in the Aegean Sea. and coastal geometry. Also, there are numerous large and small islands in the Aegean Sea.

3. The sponges, which are usually black in their natural environment, are a commercial product caught from the deep waters of the Aegean. Their population has decreased recently. The sponges, which are usually black in their natural environment, are a commercial product caught from the deep waters of the Aegean. Their population has decreased recently.

4. The Aegean shoreline is a transverse shoreline and is highly indented because the mountains in the region lie steep to the shore. There are many gulfs, bays, penisulas and capes on the shoreline. The gulfs of Saros, Edremit, Çandarlı, izmir, Güllük, Gökova and Fethiye are the main gulfs. The penisulas of Reþadiye, Bozburun, Dilek and Ýzmir - Karaburun are the main penisulas. Being highly indented, the Aegean shoreline is Turkey’s longest shoreline. The Aegean shoreline is a transverse shoreline and is highly indented because the mountains in the region lie steep to the shore. There are many gulfs, bays, penisulas and capes on the shoreline. The gulfs of Saros, Edremit, Çandarlı, izmir, Güllük, Gökova and Fethiye are the main gulfs. The penisulas of Reþadiye, Bozburun, Dilek and Ýzmir - Karaburun are the main penisulas. Being highly indented, the Aegean shoreline is Turkey’s longest shoreline.