According to foreign media reports on February 6, according to scientists studying the deep sea, the results of an international study show that humans still know very little about the mysterious marine life that lurks in the deep sea. In fact, scientists have found that most of the deep-sea samples still have DNA that has never been seen before, meaning that these samples come from organisms that are completely unknown to modern science.
Jan Pawlowski, a professor of genetics at the University of Geneva in Switzerland, has participated in a deep-sea study on a global scale that compares strands of DNA from seabed material with those of organisms living near the surface.
Ultimately, a comparison of DNA strands suggests that the diversity of organisms on the seabed may be three times greater than previously recognized, and that there are still many mysteries to be solved in the deep ocean. "We compared the DNA sequences of deep seabed organisms with reference sequences of all known eukaryotes (cells with nuclei), and the data show that nearly two-thirds of benthic organisms (organisms at the bottom of the ocean) do not belong to any known population, suggesting that there is a significant gap in human understanding of marine biodiversity," Pavlovsky said. ”
Earlier, a fisherman, who asked not to be named, saw a terrifying marine creature off the coast of Rio de Janeiro do Sul, brazil's southernmost region, and he hurried away after taking a picture. The fisherman said the terrible deep-sea fish wanted to attack him. So I could only desperately escape from the unidentified guy. The sea creature looked long and black, and its eyes sparkled as it chased the fisherman. Perhaps, there are still many mysteries to be solved by humans at the bottom of the mysterious deep sea, and I hope that in the near future, we will find more and more interesting species.