The sea is mysterious, so will there be other civilizations in the depths of the sea?

Due to the mystery of the ocean and most of the unknown areas, the mysterious creatures on the bottom of the sea make everyone curious, and some people even boldly speculate whether there are aliens living in the depths of the ocean, and a number of unknown creatures have been discovered, and after conducting ocean patrols, they rush to the bottom of the sea, which is not an exaggeration. According to the theory of evolution, living things evolved step by step, but humans do not seem to have a transitional stage from Australopithecus to Australopithecus.

I think there may be other civilizations in the depths of the sea, because humans have not fully explored the sea, so it is very likely that there will be different civilizations.

There should be other civilizations, after all, everyone doesn't know much about the sea, so I believe that there will definitely be other civilizations in another part of the sea.

Of course there is, because there is a lot of information in the depths of the ocean that we have not detected, so there will definitely be other civilizations underneath it.

Of course it is possible, after all, the ocean is so big, people's understanding of the ocean is still very shallow, and it is normal if civilization appears.

There should be, the sea looks so mysterious, but this still needs to be investigated, because everything is unknown

A: Yes, I think that as long as human science and technology are more developed, it may be possible to discover such a civilization.

There should be, although no one has explored this environment, but they are still willing to believe that there are some civilizations.

I believe that it will, but our country has not yet had a thorough understanding of the sea, and the truth of many things has not been studied.

At the moment we have not explored it, but I think it is not, because it takes special coincidences to form such a civilization.

Of course not, because there is no scientific conclusion to such a conclusion, so it is not at all.

Is the 10,000-meter abyss of the sea lonely or full of fish and shrimp? On the title page of "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" there is a sentence with Si Qing: "Deeper than the sky is the ocean."

Our journey is not only the stars, but also the sea. In fact, there are many unknowns in the depths of the sea, which inspire us to explore.

1. An ancient city under the sea.

The protagonists step on a mountain peak in the sunken Atlantic Ocean and watch the wonders of a volcano's underwater vent spewing sulfur flint. Look out at the foot of the hill at a ruined city – a whole sunken Pompeii. The book describes the legendary underwater ancient city:

Atlantis.

2. Strait of Gibraltar.

The protagonists walk on bright layers of sand, which are made of shell-turned powder, like a long reef. The searchlight of the ship shone very clearly, and in the darkness of the water, one could only see this brilliant white light on land. On land, the air is full of dust, making the rays of light like bright clouds, but at sea, as under the sea, the electric light is very translucent and not at all blurred.

3. Coral forests.

At the bottom of the sea, there are glorious and magnificent coral forests, where polyps keep everything closed forever from sharks and people.

Fourth, the undersea jungle.

There was no grass growing on the ground in the forest, and none of the branches of the small trees spread outward, nor did they bend or hang down, nor did they stretch horizontally. All the plants and trees stretched straight out to the sea, they had no branches, no leaf bands, no matter how small, they were straight, like iron rods. Kelp and algae, influenced by the strong density of seawater, grow unswervingly along vertical lines.

And these water pitchforks are stationary, and when I separate them with my hand, as soon as I let go, they immediately return to their original straight state. This forest is simply a world of vertical lines.

There has never been a book that can combine astronomy and geography, emotion and landscape, history and the future, meteorology and mining, harmony and war, swimming fish and birds, loyalty and rebellion ......Make such a perfect combination. It is not an ordinary plot**, it is the cradle of the future, a marine encyclopedia of science and technology, and a perfect nautical road map.

There must be some other civilizations in it, there is no doubt about it, but we don't have a particularly good level of technology at the moment and can't find it at all.

I think there must be other civilizations, but we can't dig them out with our current technology.

It is very likely that it will, and the sea is also boundless, and many people do not know what is in the depths of the sea.

According to the current scientific investigation, there are no other mysterious civilizations in the sea, but I think we still need to be in awe of the unknown.

1. Giant squid. Because the giant squid lives on the deep bottom of the Pacific Ocean, people don't know much about the mysterious "big squid". And a popular legend among sailors makes this mystery even more legendary:

Their massive tentacles extend from the seabed directly to the surface, and their powerful suction cups can tear through the hull. It is reported that the largest giant squid in the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean, with a body length of about 20 meters and a weight of about 2-3 tons, is the largest invertebrate in the world. It has an extremely ferocious temperament, feeds on fish and invertebrates, and can fight giant whales.

In fact, the "big squid" is generally the largest laughing cherry blossom that can grow up to 18 meters long and weigh up to 900 kilograms.

2. Sperm whales. The rub sperm whale is the largest species of toothed whales, with a very large head and a blunt front, so it is also called a giant whale, also known as a true beetle whale, and the adult sperm whale is 18 25 meters long and weighs 20 25 tons. It mainly inhabits the sea between 70° north and south latitudes.

Ah, the depths are really wonderful.