Vultures and Deep Sea
Jonathan explores the surprising adaptability of vultures in resource-poor environments, proposing a study to track their energy use while foraging. Meanwhile, Franz reveals groundbreaking research showing that oxygen can be produced deep in the ocean without photosynthesis, challenging existing theories about life in extreme conditions. This discovery opens up new avenues of inquiry into how organisms survive in the depths of the sea.In this clip
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