3.5K reactions · 39 shares | How do we conduct efficient and cost-effective seabed exploration? #Aramco Find out how | aramco | Facebook

223K views · 1.1K reactions | Rised seabed reveals some giants!Two giant creatures waiting to fall down  #science #dinosaur #museum #minerals #cotedopale #ammonite #rocks #ancient #capblancnez #Paleontology | Fossiles de cap blanc nez | Facebook

Marine fossils, including those of conodonts (extinct eel-like creatures) and other prehistoric fish-like animals, have been found on Mount Everest. These fossils are located in limestone layers formed about 470 million years ago from an ancient ocean called the Tethys Sea. Over millions of years, the collision of the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates uplifted the seabed, pushing these marine fossils to the summit of the world’s highest mountain. | Unsolved Mysteries & Paranormal Activities

2.9K views · 196 reactions | Ever heard of deep seabed mining? 樂 It’s an environmental disaster. But it’s a disaster we can stop before it starts.  Here’s how communities in Fiji are leading the way to #ProtectBlueNature against this dangerous industry. | WWF | Facebook