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Millions of Shipwrecks Turn to Fertile Breeding Habitat for Deep Sea Bacteria

A recent study finds that there are over three million shipwrecks on sea bottoms throughout the world, many of which are built of wood, and these sunken wooden islands are proving to be a flourishing breeding environment for deep-sea bacteria.

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Man-Made Shipwrecks Impact by Altering the Life in Deep Sea Beds All Over the World

Man-made shipwrecks were involved in a study about microbial life in deep sea beds, the researchers got some interesting answers.

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Under the Sea: Shipwrecks Expand Microbial Diversity, New Study Shows

There are an estimated 3 million shipwrecks all around the world, according to UNESCO.

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Coastal News Today | USA - Wooden shipwrecks from the 19th century can fuel massive deep-sea microbiomes

How about living on a ship for free?

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Wooden shipwrecks create new micro-ecosystems for deep-sea microbes

One man's shipwreck is another microbe's treasure.

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