Watching this documentary at ten o’clock in the evening, I feel that the deep sea is very sensational. In the middle of the night when humans are still sleeping, squid cuttlefish and various ugly deep-sea fish are not reaching for webs or other blabla, and are fighting each other on the seabed several kilometers deep. Now, although they looked so plain and soft after they were fished ashore, they were all beasts when they were still alive. If one day, due to climate warming and environmental pollution (for example, a small town that disappeared from the Canadian wildfire in Henan's heavy rain this year), human habitat disappears completely, the continent sinks to the bottom of the sea, and the bottom of the sea is dark, waiting for opportunities everywhere. The hunter, the non-stop survival game makes people feel nervous, either you are the bait or I is the bait. On the dark seabed, the age of creatures is not limited by time. The age of jellyfish is longer than that of blue whales, maybe Humans will also degenerate into single-celled organisms, or die directly because of water pressure.
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