The Oceans Most Horrible Locations 11,034 meters below sea level

Because the world's waters are so uncharted, diving deeper than 3,500 meters increases the likelihood of finding an unidentified species. Additionally, it is likely that you will come across trash and rubbish. Over 70% of the Earth's surface is made up of oceans. Darkness reigns deeper beneath since light can only reach a depth of 100 meters, and the average ocean depth is approximately 3.7 kilometers. Let us take this claim a step further and deduce that since water covers the majority of the world, the majority of it is completely dark. Nearly 96% of the water on Earth is found in the oceans. The amount of fresh water that enters the ocean is so tiny in comparison to seawater that it would have been roughly 1.25 meters thick if it had been spread out over the ocean's surface. 94% of all life on Earth is found in water, according to the U.S. Journal of Science and Engineering. It implies that all of us who are landowners are part of a very tiny minority. We are embarking on an expedition into the depths today. We will discover the appearance, composition, and activities of the ocean's bottom. Who knows what we might discover there? We are going to journey deep into the areas with the most alien conditions! What was discovered in the ocean's deepest regions?