I loved this:
https://neal.fun/deep-sea/?fbclid=Iw...qSeHnuFoVSqESY
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I loved this:
https://neal.fun/deep-sea/?fbclid=Iw...qSeHnuFoVSqESY
I'd like to see them update this. We've learnt a lot more about the hadal zone since this was produced.
I'm constantly amazed how little has been written about the Triton 36000/2. It's an incredible machine and has completely changed the way we interact with the deep.
That’s fascinating and very well done, thanks for sharing it.
Thanks C, that's interesting. I wish someone would do similar for space, planets etc.
https://neal.fun/size-of-space/Quote:
Originally Posted by TaketheCannoli
If you go to https://neal.fun he has a few other interesting ones :)
Very interesting
So was this one, I thought
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aGPiQ47ahsE
Enjoyed that. Amazing that a mammal can dive so deep but how long must that take it? Surely the lower it goes the less food is available.
Sent through the ether by diddling with radio waves
My main takeaway from that was "I wonder what a Colossal Squid tastes like?"
What gets me is the huge pressure and how we build everything so strong to go down there yet these deep deep animals have pretty much no bones and just all squeeshy.
Maybe not my most technical post but I think you know what I’m aiming at.
Headless chicken fish who knew.
Thanks for this.
That is not how the physics of the situation work at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2ptjoe
Thanks for posting, very intuitive kids will love this
https://www.theguardian.com/news/200...d.foodanddrinkQuote:
Originally Posted by Carlton-Browne
Thanks for posting this.
Love the way it scrolls and doesn't change the scale, so you get a real feeling for the depth.
Thanks that's really neat.
Have an octopus.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUgwAm05olA
A great post…thanks..
Can you imagine Ahmed Gabr’s surprise as an Emperor Penguin passes him on its way down to 564m !…
Nature is amazing..
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Curta
How very disappointing.Quote:
The giant squid is poisonous, so you can't eat it. It has a high ammonia content - it's a totally different species to the squid that live nearer the surface."
I've been teaching the children the difference between poisonous and venomous.
Poisonous - leaves a bad taste.
Venomous - likely to bite.
Would be a useful categorisation for SC posters too.
Great link, thanks! I was quite intrigued by the cookie cutter shark, and had to google pictures of victims.