Chapter 1: A Dive into the Deep

What mysteries lie in the ocean's deepest abyss? From astonishingly cute creatures to formidable predators, the Mariana Trench houses a wealth of incredible life forms. Join us as we embark on this extraordinary underwater expedition.

The first video showcases the astonishing discoveries made in the Mariana Trench, unveiling shocking revelations about the unique creatures residing there.

Depth: 20 mi, Shallow Coral Reef

Depth: 60 mi, Minke Whale

Depth: 70 mi, Whale Shark

Depth: 100 mi ~ 2000 mi, Enteroctopus Dofleini

Depth: 150 mi

At this depth, only 1% of sunlight penetrates, with the remainder absorbed by the ocean.

Depth: 200 mi, Giant Oarfish

Depth: 300 mi, Maja Japonica

Depth: 500 mi, Blue Whale

Depth: 900 mi, Giant Squid

Depth: 1100 mi, West Mata Volcano

Depth: 1300 mi, Great White Shark

Depth: 2000 mi, Deep Sea Dragonfish

Depth: 2250 mi, Sperm Whale

Depth: 3000 mi, Deep Coral Reef

Depth: 3700 mi

This depth represents the average expanse of the world's oceans. Prepare for a true deep-sea adventure ahead, where the pressure at 4000 mi is equivalent to an elephant's weight pressing down on you.

Depth: 3500 mi, Anglerfish

Depth: 4500 mi, The Black Swallower

Depth: 5760 mi, SS RIO GRANDE

This shipwreck represents the deepest known shipwreck ever discovered.

Depth: 6000 mi, Mariana Trench

The Mariana Trench is part of a vast network of oceanic troughs formed by the collision of tectonic plates, resulting in one plate descending beneath another into the Earth's mantle.

Depth: 7900 mi, Snailfish

Depth: 10927 mi, The Bottom of Mariana Trench

As we conclude our expedition, we regrettably discover human-made debris at this profound depth. It serves as a critical reminder of the importance of protecting our planet!

The second video provides insight into the shocking findings from the ocean floor, underscoring the necessity of marine conservation efforts.