What do the straits of gibraltar connect

The Strait of Gibraltar connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic Ocean. It also separates Europe from Africa by almost eight miles.

The Strait of Gibraltar connects the "Mediterranean Sea" with the Atlantic Ocean.

Explanation:

The "Strait of Gibraltar" is a narrow pass formed at the western end of the "Mediterranean Sea" that connects the sea with the larger Atlantic Ocean. The geographical setting of the African country Morocco and that of the European country Spain favors the formation of the Strait of Gibraltar. It serves as the "only entrance to the Mediterranean Sea" from the "Atlantic Ocean" and vice versa.