Deep Sea Brine Pools Are Mysterious (And Dangerous)

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There are many wonderful and utterly amazing habitats in the deep sea that occur nowhere else on earth. Dead whales called ‘whale falls’ create temporary biotopes, as do shipwrecks, and of course the hydrothermal vents which get the lion’s share of the popular attention. But one habitat that has always fascinated me in particular is […]

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