Image couretsy of Rov Subastian/Schmidt Ocean Institute
Joel Kontinen
The volcanic bedrock that
is underneath sea hydrothermal vents has an ecosystem of its own. This was
found by Schmidt Ocean Institute’s R/V Falkor in a recent expedition.
While scientist knew that
microbial life existed in the see bed, this was the first time that they saw worms
and snails in a surprising cool (24°C) just underneath the vents.
It seems that God can create life on earth, where ever He wishes.
Source:
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Wilcox, christie, 2023,An entire ecosystem lives beneath scorching hydrothermal vents Science 9 August
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