Is there really a high level intelligent creature like a human at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean?

At the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, there are no high-level intelligent beings like humans, and humans are already the most advanced intelligent beings in the world.

Yes, I think it's a highly intelligent creature like humans, but it's not yet certain, so we shouldn't speculate.

The most bizarre underwater creature in the 20,000 leagues under the sea is the nautilus.

Nautilus is a marine mollusk, the shell is thin and light, spiral coiled, the surface of the shell is white or milky white, and the growth pattern radiates from the umbilicus of the shell, smooth and fine, mostly reddish-brown. The whole spiral shell is smooth like a disc, resembling a parrot's beak, hence the name "nautilus".

Nautilus has undergone hundreds of millions of years of evolution on the earth, but the appearance and habits have changed very little, and it is called the "living fossil" in the ocean, which has high value in the study of biological evolution and paleontology, and also occupies a place in modern biomimetic science.

Nautilus has a curled, pearl-like shell with a smooth, curly shell that can be up to 20 centimeters, but adult nautilus is generally no more than 20 centimeters.

Introduction to 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea:

"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" is the second part of the famous trilogy of the French science fiction ** Verne, this work concentrates many characteristics of Verne's science fiction **, which is fascinating. In the process of reading, the reader will unconsciously follow the author's mind to swim in the seas of the world, and feel the magic of nature and the power of science.

** It mainly tells the story of the naturalist Aronnas, his servant Conseil, and the harpooner Ned as they travel to the bottom of the sea with Nemo, the captain of the submarine Nautilus.

There are no more intelligent beings like humans at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. Because only humans on earth are advanced intelligent beings, there are no intelligent beings at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.

I don't think it's possible to have a creature as intelligent as humans at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, because since the advent of the earth, humans have been the most advanced creatures on the earth, and humans have the ability to think independently that other creatures don't have, which is why humans are distinguished from other creatures, and until today, any other creature has no ability to think independently, and many of the things they do are instinctive.

No, there are a lot of researchers in various countries doing research in the Atlantic, but they haven't been monitored yet.

What is the largest marine life on Earth.

The largest marine animal is the blue whale. The largest marine life is the giant algae.

The largest whale in the ocean is the blue whale, and the largest creature is also the blue whale.

The blue whale (scientific name: balaenoptera musculus) is a marine mammal belonging to the suborder baleen whales. There are four subspecies.

The blue whale is believed to be the largest animal known to have ever survived on Earth, reaching up to 33 meters long and weighing up to 181 tons. The blue whale has a slender body and a blue-gray back, although it can sometimes be lighter in the water.

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Southern Blue Whale (Intermedia Burmeister, 1871) Southern Blue Whale is found in the Southern Hemisphere; The female of the southern blue whale is 23 24 m long, the male is 22 m long, and the body length of the mature body is 26 27 m and 24 25 m, respectively.

The blue whale is not only the largest cetacean, but also larger than the largest dinosaur ever lived on Earth, the Epitosaurus (Quakesaurus, which was 39 to 52 meters long!). The height can reach 18 meters. The weight reached 130 tons. ）

Blue whale! The blue whale (scientific name: balaenoptera musculus) is a marine mammal, a suborder of baleen whales, which is the largest animal known to have ever lived on Earth, reaching up to 30 meters long and weighing up to 180 tons.

The blue whale is the largest living animal on Earth, measuring more than 33 meters long and weighing more than 200 tons.

Their hearts weigh 180 kilograms, making them the largest of all known creatures.

Data on the largest blue whale has not yet been fully determined. Most of the data comes from blue whales killed in Antarctic waters in the first half of the 20th century, but this data was collected by whalers who were not well-versed in standard animal surveying methods. The longest recorded blue whales are two females, rice and meter.

Because blue whales are so large, it is difficult to accurately measure their weight.