What strait is named after Bering?
Bering Strait
Cook Strait
Davis Strait
Drake Passage
Answer
Bering Strait, named after the Danish explorer Vitus Bering, is a narrow waterway between the Seward Peninsula of Alaska and the Chukchi Peninsula of Russia. It connects the Bering Sea to the Arctic Ocean and separates North America from Asia. The strait is known for its treacherous waters, strong currents, and frequent fog, making it a challenging route for navigation.
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