Sharks live around an active underwater volcano, scientists explain; what happened was recorded years ago

Sharks live around an active underwater volcano, scientists explain;  what happened was recorded years ago

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The case was recorded at Kawachi, an underwater volcano in the Solomon Islands.

Photo: Pixabay - Hammerhead Shark.
Photo: Pixabay – Hammerhead Shark.

During the last day 14, poetryAn underwater volcano in the Solomon Islands has erupted again. What was most surprising, however, was that scientists noticed the presence of some Shark around the volcano. According to information from “The Guardians”, National Geographic found in 2015, Two shark species and other marine life living in the active crater,

There are two species living in the crater of the volcano: the hammerhead shark (Sphyrna spp.) and the silky shark (Carcharhinus falciformis). For this reason, Kawachi became known as a “sharkcanoe”, a mixture of shark and volcano.

In an interview with The New York Post, researcher KD Benis said this is not surprising, given that humans also live around volcanoes. “So it’s completely normal for sharks and other marine life to be around underwater volcanoes, because it also contributes to the ecosystem.”pointed to.

Also according to “The Guardian”, scientists believe that these two species were able to adapt and live in volcanoes, according to many years of evolution. It is not yet known how sharks protect themselves when a volcano erupts, but the answer can be obtained from a specific study.

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