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Chinese scientists have made a stunning deep-sea discovery in the southeast Indian Ocean's Diamantina Trench: the world's deepest and largest whale fossil site. More than 10 million whales have rested in the V-shaped seabed valley over the past 5.3 million years. The discovery extends the known depth range of whale falls, offering valuable new clues for marine and ancient whale research.
Chinese scientists have made a stunning deep-sea discovery in the southeast Indian Ocean's Diamantina Trench: the world's deepest and largest whale fossil site. More than 10 million whales have rested in the V-shaped seabed valley over the past 5.3 million years. The discovery extends the known depth range of whale falls, offering valuable new clues for marine and ancient whale research.