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Deep Oceans - Abyssal Plains, Trenches and their Bizarre Life - Biomes#12

Deep Oceans - Abyssal Plains, Trenches and their Bizarre Life - Biomes#12

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Oceanography - the nature of the vast oceans and their ecosystems. The largest of the world's biomes is the one we know the least of. Crushing pressures and the vast extent of the abyssal plains of the oceans mean we know more about the surface of the moon than the depths below the water. What we do know, however, is life here has evolved into an almost alien-like form that differs greatly from that of the surface. Join me in this final episode of the Biomes series, as I investigate the nature of the deep oceans and their bizarre ecosystems
Date: 2024-01-04

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Though the deep ocean is not the only ecosystem not based on plants. There is for example the Movile cave in Romania, which has been seperated from the outside world for ages and has a food chain independend of plants.
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minute 3: 05 - Volume/cubic meters = m3. Not m2. That's square. Also 1. 300. 000. 000. 000. 000. 000 m2 instead of 1. 300. 000. 000 km2 isn't gonna make it easier to grasp and presented as square, not correct.
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What a beautiful end to an amazing series
That outro, hit me right here, in the feels
I'm sorta sad to see it go, that there's nothing else to learn.
But goddamn if I didn't have a blast along the way

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There's one more place you haven't covered. Inside of caves, where there's no light, there can be separate ecosystems that don't rely on plants since there's no photosynthesis there either.
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Every time I hear someone utter the words -million years- (especially in an Australian accent -) I wonder just how disabled their brain must be -
Sssssssskip.

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Amazing video series! High quality and very educational.
Perhaps you could make videos on the underground -biome- and the island / archipelago -biome-?

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Please continue your -Nation States of Earth- series. Make an episode about Bangladesh!
Thanks for the wonderful content. -Geodiode

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This is amazing! But very underrated, hope you continue with more series! I'd love to see what's next
Greetings from Costa Rica.

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Amazing! Your hard work is present in every video you produce. What are your next video plans if you don-t mind me asking?
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I have suggestions for two biomes you have not covered:
The City biome and the Subterranean/Cave biomes.

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By far, your videos are among the most informative videos that I've found on ocean biomes, great work!
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Really enjoyed this series, I wonder what's coming next for the climate casebook. What plans do you have?
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