There's really only one continent.

[Biomechanoid]

It's just that parts of it are underwater.

[Ronfar]

No. All 5 continents are clearly seperated under water.


Eurasia
Oceanea
Africa
South America
North America
all seperated, each their own continent.

...I think.

[Biomechanoid]

The water is nothing. Hold your breath and wear heavy boots, and you can walk right through it to get to another part of the continent.

[Ronfar]

Yeah, I wouldn't try that.

But you go ahead. Here's some concrete shoes. Take a deep breath, now.

Just because the pieces are touching doesn't mean that they're the same piece. [img]smile.gif[/img]

[Biomechanoid]

Just because there's cracks in it doesn't mean it isn't...

[joeldad]

If you wanted to judge continents, don't talk about water, talk about the tectonic plates, that's the REAL land mass seperation right there.

Also, there are 7 continents:

North America
South America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Oceania
Antarctica

And Ronfar, I highly doubt I am twice your age...lol...

[Biomechanoid]

My mother-in-law has commemorative plates.

[HeWhoIs]

I'm going to go out on a limb and go with 10 continents:

1. North America
2. Central America
3. South America
4. Greenland
5. Antartica
6. Artic
7. Europe
8. Asia.
9. Australia.
10. Atlantis.

[BigBlowfish]

There are 7 continents:
1. Asia
2. Australia
3. North America
4. South America
5. Europe
6. Antarctica
7. Africa

Connected underwater, because if they weren't the oceans would boil because of the extreme heat from the inner parts of the Earth

[BigBlowfish]

P.S.

HeWhoIs, The Arctic is not a continent. It's just a bunch of ice and Polar Bears. Or maybe its Penguins. I don't know. It's not land. My teachers would shoot me in the face if I said it was a continent.