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The deep ocean is Earth’s largest unexplored frontier, covering 80% of our planet and hiding countless mysteries.
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Bioluminescence is nature’s glowstick—90% of deep-sea creatures produce their own light to hunt, hide, or find mates.
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The Mariana Trench plunges nearly 7 miles deep, making it the most extreme environment on Earth.
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Only three humans have visited the Challenger Deep, the trench's lowest point—fewer than have walked on the moon.
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Deep-sea vents host ecosystems that thrive on chemicals, not sunlight, rewriting our understanding of life.
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The pressure in the deep ocean is over 1,000 times greater than at sea level, yet life still flourishes.
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whales dive over 3,000 feet to hunt colossal squid, an epic battle that remains largely unseen.
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Sperm whales dive over 3,000 feet to hunt colossal squid, an epic battle that remains largely unseen.
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Deep-sea creatures like the gulper eel and anglerfish look straight out of science fiction, proving truth is stranger than art.
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Scientists believe the deep ocean could hold cures for diseases, from rare microbes to unique chemical compounds.
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The deep ocean reminds us how little we truly know about our own planet, keeping its secrets beneath the waves.
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