This Robot Filled the Deep Ocean Gap in the Carbon Cycle

The video explores the carbon cycle, emphasizing its complexity and significance in the climate crisis. It highlights human impacts, such as fossil fuel burning, and the ocean's role in absorbing excess carbon. The Benthic Rover Two, a deep-sea robot, aids in understanding the carbon cycle by collecting data on the ocean floor. It reveals insights into marine snow and carbon consumption by deep-sea organisms. These findings help refine climate models, offering a clearer picture of carbon storage and its implications for future climate predictions.

What findings did researchers discover regarding the carbon food available to deep ocean organisms?

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