That's what is happening deep within the ocean

9/28/2018

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Science Story: That's what is happening deep within the ocean

More than 80% of the Earth's water is still unexplored, but scientist have already discovered some bizarre things about the mysterious depths of the ocean. Are you ready to find out how deep the known part of the ocean really is?

Was this information new for you? Do you think it's important for us to study Earth's oceans? What location would you choose for scuba diving?

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42 Comments

Don Scott

The oceans are our guarantee of life on the planet. We must stop using them as a rubbish tip or they will decline in their efficiency to assist our atmosphere to continue life support.

lls

...was so discouraged when they showed plastic waste at the bottom of the Mariana Trench! Humans must do better than that!

AJ Webb

Thank you for sharing all of this remarkable information.

Eve

I love learning things about the ocean. Thank you

Paula Salem

That’s amazing. Just like space there are areas that we will never truly know.

Chris Beardsley

Off the Azores, a mile out from Cartegena, Colombia; (dove there in the 70s) - beautiful;

Linalinda Eichin

Great to know happy just snorkelling thank you for sharing ❣️🍒🇦🇺

Eleanor Loughnan Newton

Amazing to think we know so much already

Carol Butler

Fascinating stuff! Lots to think about.

Diana Anderson McInnes

Think I'll stay on the surface, thanks! Man has no business in the ocean!

Léger Cadorette

Really interesting and hard to believe despite the facts⁉️🧐🇨🇦

Vladimir Orozco

Fascinante study of the deeps of the ocean, yes, it’s f the must importance to continuo all related to it. Thanks for this information.

Mario Madrigal

Thank you

Louella Wilson

Someone is mixing their whales (see at 500m). Blue whales feed almost exclusively on krill, which they strain out of the water. They do not have teeth. So would have trouble hunting giant squid. Sperm whales are the squid hunters.

Ian Swindale

We know more about the Cosmos than we do about the Ocean's depths - a sobering thought although the pressures at the real depths are mind-boggling. Earth's equivalent of a Black Hole?