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Hottest sea globally is unequivocally the Persian Gulf

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Thanks to extremely shallow depths and surrounding scorching deserts, this basin heats up to utterly absurd temperatures. Jumping in feels less like a refreshing dip and more like stepping into a slow cooker.

Hottest sea globally is unequivocally the Persian Gulf
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