Gardens of giant have been found thriving on extinct volcanic peaks in the depths of the ice-covered — despite the lack of light and food.
These surprisingly rich and densely populated marine ecosystems were found by researchers led from the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology in .
The sponge gardens are located on 'seamounts' along the Langseth Ridge, a submarine mountain range in the high Central Arctic, close to the North Pole.
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