so i just a found the deepest hundred normal then from the ocean for nearly
five thousand meters more about three miles under the surface of the water in the
cayman trough in the data of the caribbean c
we are coming out of the fence was measured it over seven hundred fifty degrees
fahrenheit
a british research it is conducting this study with funds from the natural environment research
council
doctor john cochlea of the national oceanography center the chief scientist at the beauty of
working in the deep oceans is that you're always stumbling over things that are completely
new
it's teaching is how little we know in for a few minutes it's not about
the signs it's about the wonder of the planet something that's been hidden first syllable
in on manson more simple has retrieves samples of the water from the vent and
some animals that have evolved to live in the unique environment created by the vents
among unique d c wildlife is a shrine that scientists think is applied within working
on its back that can tell when it's getting too close to the hot water
there are then about two hundred hydro thermal vents discovered in oceans around the world