Over the course of a year, areas near Earth's equator receive more direct energy from the Sun than areas near Earth's poles. Which of the following describes one result of this heating power. *The poles lose all their heat at night.
*Atmospheric and oceanic currents disruptive heat from the tropics to the poles.
*Sunlight overheats the oceans near the equator making it impossible for sea life to exist there.
*Sunlight evaporates a massive amount of surface water near the tropics, creating flooding in this part of the world.