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Do you think there are still birds in the depths of the Pacific Ocean?
The depth here refers to the fact that no matter from any direction, if you want to reach the land, even if it is a small island, you must have a distance of two or three thousand kilometers, in the absolute hinterland of the land with no land at all.
The results are beyond your imagination, and the answer is: yes.
Even in the depths of the ocean, far from land, there are still birds, and the most typical of them is the albatross.
Adult albatrosses, in addition to the necessary reproduction, can do it for several years without needing land.
They hunt at sea, and when they are tired, they float directly on the surface of the sea to sleep, and they do not have the slightest fear of sinking to the bottom of the sea.
Some albatrosses can live in the sea without going ashore for several years.
So even in the deepest part of the Pacific Ocean, albatrosses can still be seen.
Of course, you may ask, does the albatross sleep on the surface of the sea and are not afraid of being eaten by fish?
It's possible, but it's very unlikely.
Albatross is still very large, for the vast majority of fish, it is considered a large creature, and the vast majority of fish will not attack floating objects floating on the sea, otherwise human ships will be frequently attacked.
But there are no absolutes, there will always be accidents and special cases in the world, so it is not impossible for albatrosses to be attacked by large predatory fish, but this probability is very low.
In addition, for most seabirds, they do not need to worry about the absence of land in the depths of the Pacific Ocean.
In fact, deep in the Pacific Ocean, there are many small islands where these birds can live.
For example, on the route from China across the Pacific Ocean to the United States, there are islands such as Midway and the Hawaiian Islands that can be used as relay stations for birds, and these islands are also veritable "bird islands", in addition to a large number of birds "chirping" on them every day, a large amount of guano is also a major feature of these islands.
Another interesting thing is that even in the deepest parts of the ocean, flies can be present.
Don't look at the flies as small, but they can really do wonders.
In some deep-sea cargo ships, there are still flies, of course, they can't fly so far with their own flight ability, usually they will "carry" birds or human ships to be taken to the deep sea, so as to survive in the deep sea.
So it's possible that a fly from as far away as Europe has crossed the ocean to see you.
Although it is a foreign fly, it does not prevent the exchange of "technology" with local flies.
Then let's talk about the trivia in deep-sea voyages:
In deep-sea navigation, can you tell that the earth is round by sea level?
The answer is that it is difficult, even if the line of sight is very good, it is difficult to see that the earth is round, unless you stand high enough.
What's in a cargo ship's containers?
Ordinary containers contain all kinds of goods, and some goods that require special temperature storage will be transported in refrigerated containers.
Take the example shared by a captain blogger.
Fresh grapes are stored in a freezer at minus 0.5.
Fresh bananas and melons are kept in the freezer at minus 1 degree Celsius.
Avocados and broccoli are stored in a freezer at 13.8 degrees above zero.
Frozen squid is kept in a freezer at minus 25 degrees Celsius.
Frozen pork is kept in a freezer at -18 degrees Celsius.
Yes, although the domestic pork production is very large, the mainland still imports some pork from abroad.