Discovered! Photos of a Giant River that Flows Under the Sea: The world is full of many mysteries that are yet to be discovered. It is a fact to state that man will never discover the world fully. As of now, there still remains many species of undiscovered flora and Fauna around the world. Scientists are tasked with discovery of the new species, though they can never full discover the world. With me here is one of the latest discoveries that has left many perplexed by the works of God in the creation series.
Nature is full of mysteries and some of them are beyond human understanding. Today, we shall have a look at a river that flows at the bottom of the sea. It still puzzles me how that is possible. Why don’t you join me in reading the subsequent paragraphs below as we seek to understand more about this phenomenon.
The black sea undersea river is made up of saline water that flows along its sea bed. It remained undiscovered until the year 2010. The discovery was made by a team of scientists from the renown university of Leeds in the United Kingdom. This river is the first of its kind in the entire world. It has been named Cenote Angelita, or famously known as river under the sea. It was first discovered by Anatoly Beloshchin and his group of divers.
This under sea river was found to be close to 36 meters deep. The astonishing bit is that the river is almost one kilometer wide. It behalves just like a normal river with waterfalls and cataracts. If this river was on the earth surface, it would have been the sixth largest river in the world.
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