【】 Deep sea, reminiscent of the infinite deep blue and endless fear. At a depth of 4,800 meters in the Indian Ocean, fear reaches new heights.
Scientists have always been interested in deep-sea creatures because they live in extreme environments and adapt to cold, darkness and immense stress. These creatures have strange shapes, some are transparent, some are luminous, and people are curious and amazed.
However, deep-sea life is also under threat, and we need to pay more attention to their protection. At a depth of 4,800 meters, the water temperature plummets and creatures have to adapt to surviving in the dark.
Undaunted by these extreme conditions, scientists continue to explore and study the mysteries of the Indian Ocean at a depth of 4,800 meters. At this depth, there are many kinds of organisms, and most of them have the special ability to survive in this harsh environment.
Strong deep-water currents are also constantly washing the seabed topography, creating a spectacular geological landscape. The risks posed by the deep sea are mainly stress and low temperatures. As the depth increases, water pressure and low temperatures are extremely dangerous for the human body.
Scientists are actively exploring the mysteries of the deep sea and trying to find ways to deal with them, which has accelerated the understanding of the deep sea and provided the basis for its sustainable use.
In the face of these challenges, we should pay more attention to and protect the deep-sea ecological environment, jointly explore the story behind the deep-sea typhoon, protect the marine ecological environment, and meet unknown challenges.
What do you think we can do to better protect the deep-sea ecosystem?