What Lives In The Deepest Place On Earth?

Only 3 humans have ever been to the deepest known place on Earth named the Mariana Trench. What else exists nearly 11,000 meters below sea level?
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"Now, NOAA is providing you with a chance to see some of the same amazing sights that the scientists view. From now until July 10, as the Okeanos Explorer probes some largely unexplored areas in and around the Mariana Trench Marine National Monument and the Northern Marianas Islands in the Pacific, you'll be able to watch a live video feed."
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[@Master_Therion]

2:10 Reminds me of the time I was explaining subduction and plate tectonics to a friend using two pizzas. When I slid one pizza under the other it formed a... *Marinara* trench. ;)

[@TraceDominguez]

why do you put marinara on your pizza?

[@Master_Therion]

Trace Dominguez I always thought pizza sauce and marinara sauce were the same thing. See, there you go again Trace... always teaching me stuff I didn't know! ^_^

[@rawstarmusic]

Marinara is a pizza with seafood on. Isn't it?

[@kintokisa]

+rawstarmusic marinara is a kind of tomato sauce...

[@rawstarmusic]

kintokisa Seems to be right. It only says tomato sauce, garlic, oregano and mozzarella. Some places I've come across adds some stuff. In Rom this pizza is called Napoletana and in Napoli it is called Romana. I stayed away from it cause I don't like creatures that creeps on the sea bottom. So Marinara, Napoletana and Romana is the same thing, pizza with garlic which has nothing to do with marine life.

[@InMaTeofDeath]

The answer to the title question is on Trace's shirt! :O

[@noelvega2827]

InMaTeofDeath. I want that shirt! (then gawk at a shirtless Trace)

[@TraceDominguez]

so much hair....

[@noelvega2827]

:O 💖

[@godthealmighty671]

InMaTeofDeath exactly there must be some real big giant speacis of animals we have kilometres up in the oceans,squid,octapuss etc giant fish with lights on their head so they can attack and hunt giant squid....maybe even mer-pepole

[@josephstalin7928]

InMaTeofDeath star fish?

[@XTpF4vaQEp]

Wierd... my mariana usually takes me higher, not deeper.

[@jr-bw1lt]

TheRealNaxos I want video evidence ;)

[@cerebrumexcrement]

TheRealNaxos 😅😅😅

[@dh8657]

NO BUDGET TOO STEEP, NO SEA TO DEEP WHO'S THAT ITS HIM, JAMES CAMERON!

[@mrslinkydragon9910]

Darth Bieber he only went to the challenger deep to raise the bar

[@StreakyBaconMan]

That episode wasn't nearly harsh enough on Cameron. I worked for the company who made the communications system to allow the submarine to communicate with the surface, and while I never met the guy personally I heard enough stories about how he behaved to know he is a complete and total asshole with a superiority complex. When he was arguing with an expert over something he obviously didn't understand he was told what he was asking for was impossible and that nobody on the planet could do that - he got angry at being told this, and then started to compare his net worth to everyone else and threaten them. I wish they killed him in some horrible way, kinda like they did to Bieber.

[@themarsquatch420]

So I could expect to find Vegeta training to surpass Goku in the Marianna's Trench, because of the pressure?

[@chrisv4496]

Vegeta was training in a high-_gravity_ environment, not a high-pressure environment. The pressure probably increased as a result of the gravity, but the two scenarios are very different.

[@OmegaMegalodon]

lol

[@NoktynGaming]

Saiyans dont have gills, pressure =/= gravity, they require photons to see, resistance training is overrated. Anything else? Nope. K.

[@mib3487]

Is it the TheDiver27?

[@dewtech5681]

Loooooooooooool

[@leolinox]

Yeah TheDiver27

[@gatinatoranimatorcorp]

"diver27 keeps kicking my ass...." - says a shark. "who is diver27?"- says a completely obvious diver in a form of a fish

[@Matthewesp]

Hey guys, small youtuber trying to grow. I've been at this for a while and i need your help on growing. If you can, check out my channel and drop a sub, I'd really appreciate it! My goal is 100 subs.

[@DtWolfwood]

well the old joke is we know the Moon and Mars in more detail than we know of our own ocean.

[@InMaTeofDeath]

*James Cameron* doesn't do what *James Cameron* does _for_ *James Cameron*. *James Cameron* does what *James Cameron* does because *James Cameron* _is_ *James Cameron*.

[@nathanhyde2946]

i don't know why I clicked since I won't get the answered in the video anyways.

[@TraceDominguez]

you'd be surprised.

[@Primalxbeast]

Crevetta Well, I watched it and it was 5 minutes of telling us that the ocean is deep and only showed a couple organisms, so the title of the video was basically retorical.

[@DesolatorMagic]

What if they named it incorrectly and it's the Mariachi Trench and octopi just play upbeat ethnic tunes all day?

[@rolfharris7508]

DesolatorMagic love your channel bro

[@andrewmiller4708]

Your comment should be a meme

[@daniels.os.]

DNews, if you hire a graphic animator in order to illustrate your information, your subscriptions and views will go deeper than the Mariana Trench :) ... just saying.

[@minidwarfdude9230]

Daniel Ostaszewski they're fine

[@spongebobspongebob24]

They can be fine-r.

[@azarelputra2883]

spongebob

[@ulysessoliverasponyman]

azarel hsnd and Patrick

[@draudep.1305]

azarel hsnd I'm watching SpongeBob right now lol

[@godthealmighty671]

EDuarD P. cute

[@chandlerhall2011]

Rock bottom

[@heypeople1308]

lol

[@universeq6r]

I'm sure the deepest point in the solar system is located somewhere inside Uranus

[@saeku6398]

That's why if you find someone that likes to go down, that's a keeper.

[@minidwarfdude9230]

raggex rag bruhhhhh

[@GRIIMMJAQUES]

raggex rag lmao

[@bartsshorts]

why the octopus squeezing his nipple tho?

[@greysilverback3924]

bartsshorts ...Because it was an octonipple not an octopus?

[@OmegaMegalodon]

it's a baby, it needs milk.

[@musickeepsalive7752]

We should explore the space to find another planet to live because this one is dying

[@thabisomaphala3858]

No one was thinking of the gutter

[@willparry]

"Life uh.... finds a way" Dr Ian Malcolm, 1993.

[@bluehornet197]

Will Parry and now I am gonna guess it's from jurassic park

[@EricChamplin]

I love how you coordinated your shirt with the story. :)

[@rebellion795]

amphipods are not just related to crustaceans, they are crustacean. Protists are no longer a division of eukaryotic cell. it is polyphyletic wastebasket taxon and no longer used to describe species

[@henrymeredith5253]

I have always loved this topic. It just fascinates me. I remember absorbing every drop of information I could as a kid, I watched every documentary and show on this 3 times at the least. I was drooling myself when I watched the documentaries by James Cameron. So with all that said, I am 100% all for the exploration of the deep sea. There is so much potential there that could benefit mankind immeasurably!

[@FritzSchober]

The oceans are way more important than space for our survival in the next thousand years, so yes, we should focus on them.

[@teaburg]

As long as there are heat vents, there is light for those life forms that can utilize it.

[@jakemonticello9811]

"His name is James Cameron, explorer of the sea! No budget too steep, no sea too deep!

[@ElmoPlaysStuffHD]

One answer : My dignity and will to live

[@eduardovargas1133]

I didnt get the sex joke.

[@eduardovargas1133]

I'm 17

[@maysears911]

Edward Vargas don't feel bad I didn't get it and I'm 20

[@goldentrout4811]

Are y'all joking or something?

[@beatricemiloiu9419]

I adore you for using the metric system being american

[@darrylcarnell9095]

that was consistently informative, interesting, and tight. the opposite of a waste of my time. thankyou, very much.

[@seanbrown8920]

Whoa! What bacteria found on Mars??! There has yet to be any found existence of life on any other planet!

[@regulusvii]

Hopefully (in my opinion) that bacteria might, possibly, evolve into something we might call 'alien'.

[@kevinoloane6060]

TANK102703 bacteria is alien

[@bluehornet197]

TANK102703 anything found beyond our own earth is alien lol

[@laminetoure925]

why can't we find out everything in our own oceans instead of spending millions on finding out more about a ocean on a other planet

[@theed823]

Lamine Toure It's because so we can find life and find out if we can inhabit other planets. Let's face it, there are too much people in the world.

[@laminetoure925]

TheEvilDude VeryEvil lol yes that's true but we can find ways to make everybody live comfortably while cutting all the extreme cost you have from exploring other planets when there is so much you don't know about your own planet

[@kaushikraghu6311]

Lamine Toure space exploration is just more popular that the ones on earth

[@NoktynGaming]

Because it costs more, we would learn less, and we would risk more.

[@7firefly763]

Lamine Toure Because when human interaction causes severe destruction on land, we can't really live down in the ocean. Other planets however, offer a higher chance of settlement possibility.

[@kaymio6547]

Usage of the logical metric system is very much appreciated!

[@gabo21microsite]

Thank you for using the metric system!!!!!

[@TraceDominguez]

my pleasure :D

[@Angor6495]

i want to give props to you for saying distances measured in meters and adding it in feet unlike many other US-youtubers, who forget in what unit the rest of the world measures distances :)

[@TomatoDrifter]

We need to explore the ocean for sure. I love space but the ocean is also very fascinating.

[@ZombiexNeko]

I'm absolutely scared of deep waters, but I've always wanted to know more about the creatures that live there. It would actually be nice if we decided it's a good idea to explore further down there.

[@FractalJim]

The answer to 'or' is 'no, all'. The totality of knowledge brings truth to science. To choose too narrow a view clouds the light of the soul.

[@edwardkasato6767]

We need to go deeper!

[@GuyWithAnAmazingHat]

Godzilla probably lives in the Marianas Trench and it always attacks Japan because it's the closest land.

[@dominggobayu1189]

I appreciate the channel using both Metric Scale and US scale. Thank You.

[@M.T....]

His name is James, James Cameron The bravest pioneer No budget too steep, no sea too deep Who's that? It's him, James Cameron James, James Cameron explorer of the sea With a dying thirst to be the first Could it be? Yeah that's him! James Cameron

[@nightshots8771]

You speak good 😍😍 How much of time did it take to practice

[@TheRandomGirl231]

Trace probably has the best t-shirt collection

[@ShyVioletIsShy]

More benthic isopods, please. They're precious.

[@MrJmanrey]

When he mentioned James Cameron, i thought of that south park episode with hunie boo boo.

[@storytime6263]

My mind wasn't in the gutter, where was yours?

[@jacobgrain5380]

Storytime626 the living room

[@midnite22767]

I love this channel. Thank you! Great content.

[@ammoniacloudz34]

I like your channel just discovered it thank you

[@jaimequintana4736]

We can't forget what truly matters, which is that the Warriors blew a 3-1 lead

[@bmxchamp4]

Glad I clicked this video.. Ended up seeing the Middle Earth: Shadow of War announce trailer that I DIDN'T KNOW DROPPED TODAY. Thanks D-News, for getting me hype

[@Jindorek]

love your presentation. good host. much experience.

[@marycatsamec9123]

I am so interested in what lives in the oceans depths. The creatures are so very alien and horrifying.. and I need to know more.

[@rahulkochar5577]

woohoo, thanks for the video Trace! I still would love to know more about deep sea biology specifically, mainly how their bodies are designed to withstand extreme pressures, like how deep sea creatures have no gases in their bodies.

[@grindlemarka]

I recall the article Nat'l Geo did on Camerons' trip. Crazy!!!!

[@TonyK3130]

Incredible. More visitors to the Moon than to our own backyard.

[@LordShenanigan]

"What do they eat?" and "We should visit more." are not the phrases you want to use in conjunction.

[@DodgeThis]

The further down we go, the further back in time we see evolution. The further "up" we go, the further we see into our future.

[@holekholek]

Thanks DNews guy.

[@MrMightymist]

I haven't watched the video yet, but let me guess......... My motivation?

[@Sharyf]

What Lives In The Deepest Place On Earth? Sponge Bob Square Pants, Sponge Bob Square Pants, Sponge Booooooooooooooooooob.. Square Pants!

[@robdob6012]

I say explore the oceans...more readily accessible than ANYTHING in space...has to be more cost effective as well

[@lcagee]

I think James Cameron is about the bravest person in the world. To go 7 miles deep in a mini sub? That's insane. And those other 2 guys. And the Mercury astronauts. Shepherd didn't even have a window.

[@LPRD]

i cant imagine half the population has flown this year. They probably also counted it when someone flew again

[@genshinimpactspeedrunner9967]

Is trace the only person you have working there??????

[@AkilahObviously]

Leap Day William lives in the Mariana Trench.

[@victoromotoso8850]

He read my mind in the beginning

[@rekt_xington9027]

So this is probably the trench between philippine plate and pacific plate am i right

[@coolou786ssjgssj5]

I could only imagine the pressure down there it wud crush an human skull in pictoseconds to tennis ball size

[@feelingzhakkaas]

Nice video. where can i get video of Cameron as you v mentioned.

[@kenjumagicman]

Damn, i've got the exact same shirt, Trace! You have great taste :)

[@Niom_Music]

Nice shirt. Fitting for the video lol

[@Snazzydragon]

"Darker and Colder than you can imagine" - I mean, i've been in 100% dark places, and its literally colder than freezing outside right now.

[@mrgaiusbonus]

2:33 i need to smartass here a little bit: the aphotic zone is the zone where no photons FROM THE SUN are. there is still a lot of infra red radiation (lots of photons) because of temperature down there. and also our deer friend the anglershish and his campaigns produce visible EM radiation with bioluminescence.

[@regulusvii]

Honestly I would like to explore space but we should learn more about our own planet before we 'leave' or expand.

[@bluehornet197]

TANK102703 to late we are going off to colonise mars

[@shpresimmuja467]

It's cold, stressful, it's loud, it's deep, and only three people have been there, guess where that is?? Inside your mom. Sorry, you had that coming. Phrasing.

[@x332433]

Cool shirt man

[@lasarith2]

Wait is Trace suggesting there's bacteria on mars at 3:24 surviving, 🤔first I have heard of it 🤔

[@rahulkochar5577]

lasarith2 I think Trace meant that we have recently discovered liquid water on Mars and suspect with confidence that there might be water rich soil under the dusty surface all over the planet so this makes it a perfect environment for micro organisms. So I don't think he meant there IS life on Mars, I think he meant to say life can survive on a desolate planet such as Mars so why not our super wet oceans.

[@lasarith2]

Rahul Kochar 🤔 may well be.

[@ReevansElectro]

Explore oceans and forget space for a few decades. We don't need another planet, the one we have is great. #MakeEarthGreatAgain

[@TheWilliamKJones]

When is Dnews plus coming back?

[@user-nu3ft4ve5o]

titans my favorite moon mainly because of the slow methane rain and oceans

[@zen-du4or]

DNews I wonder why Neptune's moon, Triton, goes the opposite direction?

[@vanlian_the_onecaptain1077]

Does this mean that being in the bottom of the sea is more impressive than being in moon because only 3 persons have been in Mariana trench and it has been more people on moon than 3. (sorry for bad English)

[@bluehornet197]

Vanlian_the_one captain yes lol cause ocean depth pressure is more extreme then the vacuum of space deep sea welding is classified as one of the most dangerous jobs on earth for a reason and they only work at depths of around 2000ft

[@lcagee]

Both would be scary. But I think Cameron's feat was more scary.

[@silverbird017]

If the world was to break in half, how much aditional surface area would be added?

[@NotALizardPerson81]

What if complex intelligent life evolved in the oceans of Europa and Enceladus and they have bases deep in our oceans?

[@Asmodee1992]

Just one question - WHERE DO YOU BUY THESE AWESOME TEESHIRTS ?

[@vincenthernandez7819]

Blueberry Muffin In tee store

[@SkinBear1]

Thats aweome, for sure we should explore more down there! We should have at least 3 a year go there!

[@dustysoup2342]

Skin Bear Its not as easy as you think.

[@SkinBear1]

IHADDRANKBLEACH ITWASVERYGOOD Never said it was easy, I would still like to see more exploration of our oceans though!

[@dustysoup2342]

Skin Bear Like the guy said though, only 3 people explored the mariana trench, which gives a clue that it isn't easily done.

[@SkinBear1]

IHADDRANKBLEACH ITWASVERYGOOD Are you not actually reading what I am saying? Just because it is difficult, doesn't mean I don't want to have people do it more often. I'm not saying, "eh, screw the hazards, go for it." I just said I would like to see more exploration is all! Please read before commenting. You just said the same thing twice is all.

[@dustysoup2342]

Skin Bear I know what you said, its just that even if I agree on your statement, too much people spend their time on NASA instead.

[@quakerwacker8572]

Rock bottom is under the deepest place on earth and spongebob has some friends

[@jjc5475]

everybody wants to go to mars and i'm like, hey.. can't we go underwater? also a lot more chance to find life...

[@gregg4]

Bacteria can survive on Mars? They probably could however it's not like the experiment has been done or bacteria have been found there. It's a strange example to pick. Am I missing something?

[@EzraInk]

That intro! 😂👐

[@SzyMen]

Nearly freezing temperature? - that's nothing exceptional. Since 4deg Celcius water has the highest density it's always at the bottom of oceans, seas etc.

[@stfuitsjuan7119]

the intro how did he know lmao

[@mrgoose2108]

james cameron the greatest pioneer!

[@rgraph]

Definitely explore space - the only thing down there are some ugly fishies... Though having said that - have you seen the Klingons...?

[@myevilplans]

ah, I've seen 'the abyss' , I don't want no water tentacles coming after me...leave well enough alone! ... ;) (seriously, go for it! about time someone went back down and gave it serious study)

[@tacticalultimatum]

The marine plate is dipping. Bants

[@StabilityMan]

If you pause at 0:25, there is a face in the sky under the plane. He has a beard and sunglasses. His name is Pareidolia.

[@Joedala2011]

If James Cameron has a vessel capable of reaching Challenger Deep, why hasn't he, or other people, used it to go back yet?

[@Scanntraxx001]

Darn was hoping for some new species!

[@DutchBane]

deepest i have been is 400 meters in my time as a submariner in the navy

[@yanira_alfaro]

Wow. im really deep😂....im cheesy