depends on how deep but there is marine life almost anywhere in the salty waters of the ocean.
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This is a controversial question. Do any of us really exist? We can never know, but our existences in this reality, though it may not be the purest reality, is certainly evident since we are able to communicate. Now, for the megalodon. It is a topic of scientific debate. No one can know for sure if the megalodon existed or exists, because there is unclear and inconstent evidence for it. It may have existed, and could still exist in deep pockets of the ocean known as trenches where humans are unable to observe marine life.
The lake is not deep enough for a large boat.
The research vessel that observed marine life at the bottom of Challenger Deep is called the DSV Limiting Factor. It is a submersible that was used in a joint expedition by the Five Deeps Expedition and the BBC.
The key features of the Duralast Deep Cycle Marine Battery include long-lasting power, durability, and maintenance-free operation. Its benefits include reliable performance for marine applications, extended battery life, and the ability to withstand deep discharges.
There is no reason why a form of life doesn't exist on Mars. If life can exist in the very hot thermal vents deep in the earth's oceans, then why life in some form can't exist on another planet in some form?
Deep Bay Marine Field Station was created in 2011.
Marine life in the abyssal plain includes deep-sea organisms like anglerfish, gulper eels, grenadiers, and deep-sea cucumbers. These animals have adapted to the extreme pressure, lack of light, and cold temperatures of the deep ocean. Many species also exhibit bioluminescence to navigate and communicate in the dark depths.
Sargasso weed is seaweed that grows in the Sargasso sea. Provides food and shelter for marine life in the deep sea.
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You are not a fairy. Fairies don't exist.