Researchers have successfully revived tiny microbes trapped dormant in a seemingly lifeless zone of the seabed for more than 100 million years, reports the Science Alert.
What is it?A team of scientists from Japan and America were looking to see whether microscopic life survives in the less-than-hospitable conditions beneath the seafloor of the Pacific Ocean.
“We wanted to know how long the microbes could sustain their life in a near-absence of food,”said microbiologist Yuki Morono from the...
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