"Exploring the Deep: Over 100 New Species Discovered in Undersea Mountains"

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Deep-sea researchers off the coast of Chile have potentially discovered over 100 new species, including corals, urchins, sponges, and lobsters, across 10 seamounts in the southeast Pacific, showcasing the effectiveness of ocean protections put in place by the Chilean government. The expedition, conducted by the Schmidt Ocean Institute, utilized an underwater robot to explore the geologically active region, uncovering a diverse array of marine life. The findings highlight the importance of safeguarding international waters to preserve ocean biodiversity and combat extinction.
Topics:world#chile#deep-sea-exploration#marine-conservation#new-species#ocean-biodiversity#science-and-environment
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