Life thrives in the ocean's most inhospitable, dark, and crushing depths
In short: While much of the deep ocean appears remote and uninhabitable, it is actually one of Earth's most significant habitats. This video explores how diverse species manage to survive in the dark.
Covering about 60 percent of the ocean, the deep ocean is a cold, dark region that reaches depths of 11,000 meters. Lidia Lins examines the mechanisms that allow various species to thrive within this mysterious and seemingly extreme environment.
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