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Scientists Sent a Robot 31,000 Feet to the Ocean Floor — What It Filmed Left Everyone Speechless! Around 31,000 feet down in the Pacific, China's crewed submersible Fendouzhe filmed something scientists didn't think could exist there: dense fields of tubeworms and clams thriving in total darkness, the deepest communities of their kind ever recorded. In this video, you'll see what the 2024 expedition found in the Kuril Kamchatka and Aleutian trenches, how these animals live on chemicals instead of sunlight, and where the methane feeding them really comes from. We also look at what this means for the search for life on Europa and Enceladus, how little of the deep seafloor humans have ever seen, and why plastic and deep sea mining are reaching these places first. #DeepSea #OceanDiscovery #Fendouzhe #DeepSeaMining #Science deep sea discovery, hadal zone, Fendouzhe, Chinese submersible, Kuril Kamchatka Trench, Aleutian Trench, chemosynthesis, tubeworms, deep sea creatures, ocean floor footage, Mariana Trench, deepest ocean trench, life without sunlight, Europa ocean, Enceladus, deep sea mining, microplastics deep sea, hydrothermal vent, cold seep, snailfish, ocean exploration, deep sea documentary

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