Unveiling the Mysteries of a 5.3-Million-Year-Old Whale Graveyard
Upon the death of a whale, a remarkable ecological cycle begins. Initially, the carcass may drift on the ocean's surface, drawing in sharks and various predators keen for a meal. As time passes and the body deteriorates, it eventually sinks through the water column, finally reaching the ocean floor where an array of deep-sea scavengers eagerly await their feast.
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