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Seamounts:
Seamounts, like Mauna Kea—the tallest mountain on Earth at over 30,000 feet—are underwater volcanoes near tectonic plates. These formations support deep-sea life by directing plankton down their slopes, sustaining corals that filter debris and shelter unique creatures.
Things We Know About The Bottom Of The Ocean
Seamounts:
Seamounts, like Mauna Kea—the tallest mountain on Earth at over 30,000 feet—are underwater volcanoes near tectonic plates. These formations support deep-sea life by directing plankton down their slopes, sustaining corals that filter debris and shelter unique creatures.