Question

Why is there so little life at the bottom of the ocean?

Answer 1

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Lack of sunlight means no algae or plants to support the food chain, so food is scarce. Deep-sea animals must survive on the decaying scraps of dead organisms from the upper layers of the ocean, which sink to the bottom. "It is possible that the trenches are funnelling detritus food down," he says.

Answer 2

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