Scientists map T&T’s deep sea region

September 7, 2026

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Seigonie Mohammed

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Methane bubbling from the seabed. Vast beds of mussels thriving in darkness. The remains of a manta ray providing a feast for deep-sea creatures. Sunken wood supporting life hundreds of metres below the surface.

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