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Wittaler [7]
3 years ago
8

Why is the Far East considered as a land of contrasts and "untouched" resources? Explain.(please post at least 100 words)

Geography
1 answer:
mojhsa [17]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Far east is geographical term that refers to east asia including north east asia. Being rich in cultural and geographic realms of these countries have

Explanation:

  • Far east land is a land of the rising sun the Japanese coast and along with the eastern Siberia and Indonesian islands these lands belong to the variety of biodiverse resources in the world.
  • Plus they have long traced the history of natural resources and abundance and most of these are untraced or undiscovered by man. For example the marina trench its proper depth still unknown to man.
  • Parts of Russia and China and other nearby states have an untouched resource found in underwater reserves that harbor exotic species and possible changes of fresh marine life forms making far east as most of the valuable resource on earth.
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