1The Mariana Trench (10,984 meters)

The Mariana Trench in the western Pacific Ocean is the deepest of Earth’s oceans. Its lowest point, Challenger Deep, is nearly 11 kilometers below sea level. Only a few daring explorers have ventured to its dark depths.
Like sea cucumbers and amphipods, life forms thrive in this extreme environment, proving nature’s resilience.

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