Underwater world

by Jan Maximiliano F. Tapia-Guerra – (Centro Científico ESMOI, UniversidadCatólica del Norte, Coquimbo.) In the farthest reaches of the South Pacific, where the ocean seems endless and silence is as deep as the waters themselves, rises a nameless seamount from the abyss. It emerges like a sleeping giant, hidden beneath

by Ignacio Diaz-Godoy & Jan Maximiliano F. Tapia-Guerra – Centro Científico ESMOI- Universidad Católica del Norte – Anillo BiodUCCT ATE220044 In the quietest realms of the Pacific Ocean, where sunlight dissolves and pressure becomes overwhelming, dwell creatures that seem to have stepped out of a fantastic tale. Along the hidden

Discovering the deep biodiversity of the seamounts of the Nazca and Juan Fernandez ridges.

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by Camila González e Ignacio Petit Have you ever asked yourself how the animals sleep in the ocean? It’s not an easy question to answer, especially for those animals which can’t breathe under water and need to regularly return to the surface, such as the dolphins, whales and turtles. Although