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Secrets in the Depths of the Oceans: Unknown Regions of the Earth

The Undiscovered World: The Hidden World of the Oceans

By NoblesPublished 3 years ago 3 min read

The oceans are one of the largest and unexplored regions on Earth. The more its depths and surface are explored, the more people are attracted to it. In this article, we will cover the secrets of the depths of the oceans and amazing facts about the unknown regions of the Earth.

Secrets in the Depths of the Oceans

Oceans make up about 70 percent of the waters that cover the Earth. Their depths usually average 3,800 meters (12,500 feet), but in some areas, such as the Mariana Trench, they can reach up to 11,000 meters (36,000 feet). In these depths of the oceans, there are many interesting features that nature and man have discovered.

1- Submarine Volcanoes

Submarine volcanoes are one of the biggest secrets in the depths of the oceans. These volcanoes play an important role for the ocean's ecosystem by radiating energy to the environment through hot water and mineral outflows. Also, some submarine volcanoes are located near the Mariana Islands in the Pacific Ocean, where the Mariana Trench, one of the deepest underwater valleys in the world, is located.

2- Submarine Forests

Undersea forests are rare ecosystems in the depths of the oceans. These forests show many features similar to forests on the water surface. Floating vegetation, crabs, mussels and other sea creatures are found in these areas. These creatures are supported by bacteria that produce energy through photosynthesis. Undersea forests provide an important habitat for underwater life.

3- Ocean Garbage

Ocean garbage has become a major source of concern, especially in recent years. The dumping of plastic waste into the oceans poses a major threat, especially to marine life. Some of these wastes can be harmful to underwater ecosystems by creating garbage islands deep in the oceans.

4- Submarine Caves

Submarine caves are among the largest natural structures discovered underwater.Dec. These caves contain some of the largest lava tubes ever discovered underwater. In addition, another interesting feature is the volcanic activity in the depths of the oceans. Volcanic eruptions on Earth usually occur over land, but volcanic eruptions under the oceans are also quite common. These eruptions create hydrothermal springs, creating a unique ecosystem on the seafloor. This ecosystem is supported by living things that feed through cold water outlets and gas emissions. Some living things do not perform photosynthesis by using chemical energy to survive in this environment. These creatures include spider crabs, giant mussels, white deep-sea snakes and similar interesting species Dec.

Another interesting feature in the depths of the oceans are the mountains at the bottom of the oceans. There are mountain ranges and valleys in the oceans, just like on land. Ridges under the sea are largely caused by seismic activity, and on average they move by several centimeters per year. On these ridges, new shells are constantly being created, while the oceanic crust moves towards the old shells. This process causes the surface of the earth to regenerate and expand.

Another interesting feature found deep in the oceans are submarine canyons. Submarine canyons are deep cracks that occur on the deep ocean floor due to seismic activity, currents and other factors. These canyons, like canyons on land, can be long and wide, and some of them are among the deepest places in the world. Dec.

As a result, there are many secrets and interesting features waiting to be discovered in the depths of the oceans. Scientists believe that undiscovered species and resources can be found in the oceans. Continuing research into unexplored areas of the oceans is vital for the development of conservation and sustainable use strategies around the world. :)

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