Strange creatures lurk in the deep ocean - and dark oxygen may be keeping them alive 🪼

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Last year came the shocking discovery of metallic nodules in the deep ocean, which appeared to be producing large amounts of oxygen. Since then, researchers have been trying to figure out what’s going on.

Although people were sceptical of the initial finding, Michael Le Page says we may now have an answer.

Hear the full story on New Scientist Weekly, a news podcast for the insatiably curious, hosted by Rowan Hooper and Penny Sarchet.

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Strange creatures lurk in the deep ocean - and dark oxygen may be keeping them alive 🪼

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