Wait… this is actually Georgia?! 🇬🇪😳 Welcome to Ureki Beach — where the sand is dark, the water is warm, and the vibes are ✨UNREAL✨ 🏖️naturally magnetic sand something quite unusual for the rest of the Black Sea shores. So it’s one of a kind on that coastline.🙂‍↕️ 🏖️ Black magnetic sand 🌊 Shallow Black Sea waters 🌅 Insane sunsets Save this for your Georgia trip 👀🇬🇪 🫶🏻 Trying out new things to get to more audience. Hope it’s gonna work. Grateful for everyone who interacts with my vid

While exploring the #deepsea around #WakeAtoll during the NA181 expedition, our remotely operated vehicles helped the Corps of Exploration spot multiple fossilized #sharkteeth. Found at depths between 4,587 meters (15,049 feet) and 5,016 meters (16,457 feet), these teeth are covered in a dark coating similar to the nearby seafloor rocks. This is called a ferromanganese crust - a natural, black mineral deposit that precipitates very slowly from seawater and coats objects found on the deep ocean f

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While exploring an Unnamed Seamount ~60 nautical miles southeast of #WakeIsland, thousands of meters beneath the surface, we encountered a few unique aquatic friends. #Halosaurs (family Halosauridae) are eel-shaped fish that only live in waters so deep that we only really see them thanks to ROVs like our own Hercules. We spotted this individual at 3,789 meters (12,431 feet) deep.