'Aliens' cave mystery in Australia

Australian divers discovered a mysterious mysterious life cave deep in the seabed of the Nullarbor plains, Western Australia.

During a dive in the groundwater at Nullarbor, a group of divers discovered a strange cave with a smiley face. This strange cave has also quickly attracted the attention of scientists and habitat research groups.

Researchers Sasha Tetu, Katy Brakwell, Liam Elbourne, Andrew Holmes, Michael Gillings and Ian Paulsen (from Macquarie University) were extremely surprised to discover that life existed in a cave deep in the sea. this.

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Strange mucus deep in the sea at the Nullarbor region

The scientists called this cave a cave of laughter because the shape of the cave was like the mouth of someone laughing. According to research reports, the cave is covered by very strange transparent mucus. However, they did not identify what this substance was. They were also shocked when they discovered that there were many things like this mucus that existed deep inside the cave.

This mucus is identified as a bacterium. The appearance of this type of bacteria is a difficult problem for scientists to understand. One of the researchers said that they were extremely puzzled as to why this bacterium could exist in deep caves in the sea without sunlight. Not only that, they also develop very strongly.

Mucus is analyzed under a microscope and other modern machines

After the study period, these scientists concluded that these bacteria belong to the group Thaumarchaeota . That is the type of bacteria that survive is by oxidizing the substances in the saltwater cave. Not only that, they are living species without sunlight. Scientists have also applied modern machines and facilities such as electron microscopy to have a precise answer.

However, the people here still say that 'laughter' is an alien cave because of this mysterious and difficult life.