No oxygen - and alive!

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Hi kids!

Have you heard of the news about a discovery made about an organism that lives - without oxygen?

How's that?

Read it below:

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"Scientists have found the first multicellular animals that apparently live entirely without oxygen. The creatures reside deep in one of the harshest environments on earth: the Mediterranean Ocean's L'Atalante basin, which contains salt brine so dense that it doesn't mix with the oxygen-containing waters above."
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If you want to know what others are saying about this discovery, check it out from the source here.

Happy discovery!

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