Discovered in the abdomen the 'living thing' in the deepest part of Earth

In the belly of the creature living at depths of more than 10,900 meters, the British scientists were startled to discover unexpected things!

Discovering "strange things" in the stomach of marine life that lives the deepest of the Earth

Recently, scientists from Newcastle University (UK) have discovered extremely surprisingly about marine life living on the deepest ocean on Earth (up to now).

Accordingly, when studying marine organisms that live in (particularly in the Challenger Abyss, the Mariana's deepest point, about 10,916m, belongs to the bottom of the Pacific Northwest region) they discovered in the stomach. The thickening of marine organisms has traces of man-made fibers and plastics - the product of man-made hands.

The team tested 90 crustacean species in the extreme Pacific regions - the Mariana Trench, and deep ocean trenches in Japan, Izu-Bonin, Peru-Chile, New Hebrides and Kermadec Islands. .

Challenger Abyss, Mariana's deepest point, about 10,916m.(Artwork: NOAA Ocean Explorer).

In the stomach of all 90 species of crustaceans contain traces of man-made fibers or plastic , of which 100% of crustaceans found in the Mariana Trench (of research scope) eat human artificial waste. .

This discovery caused the British team to utter astonished. Dr Alan Jamieson, marine ecology expert, head of the study, said: "The results startle everyone!"

"We conducted this study to demonstrate the absolute viability of living things on Earth. Because at a depth of more than 10,000 meters on the ocean floor, where there is no sunshine, coldness and lack of care gas, the living conditions here are extremely harsh.

But, unexpectedly, artificial waste can be found in their stomachs. It seems, there is no place in the ocean that has no human waste! ' Added Dr. Alan Jamieson.

Explaining this, Dr. Alan Jamieson said that marine animals will eat anything if the amount of food in the upper waters is scarce. Meanwhile, the small types of waste that people emit in the ocean will be swept away by the waves and sunk to the bottom for a long time, over time will accumulate more.

"This is a very worrying issue. A global problem. Artificial waste can go to the deepest area on the planet," scientists have expressed concern.

The small types of waste that people emit in the ocean will be washed away and then sunk to the bottom of the sea.(Illustration).

"In 2050, there will be more fish living in the ocean."

Elena Polisano, of Greenpeace UK (UK), said: "Plastic waste has been discovered everywhere. They are in the Arctic, between the Pacific Ocean, the bottom of the Marianas, in the whale, turtle and stomach stomachs. 90% of seabirds, as well as in our salt, tap water and beer ".

Meanwhile, there is the fact that we are increasingly producing more packaging, plastic, bags, and bottles . And more sadly, the sense of preserving the marine environment is very poor.

More than 8 million tons of plastic are released to the oceans each year. According to calculations, there are currently a total of 300 million tons of plastic waste floating in all the world's oceans. It is estimated that by 2050, there will be more plastic waste than the number of fish living in the ocean.

Pollution of the marine environment is a global problem.(Illustration).

is threatening more than 600 species around the world. This is a worrying problem, can shorten the distance to bring creatures to the faster time !.