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Antarctic krill discovered at hydrothermal vents, prompting scientific inquiry

Researchers have found Antarctic krill at hydrothermal vents off the Antarctic Peninsula, a surprising discovery that raises questions about their ecological adaptability. The finding was made during an expedition in collaboration with the Schmidt Ocean Institute.

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Researchers have found Antarctic krill at hydrothermal vents off the Antarctic Peninsula, a surprising discovery that raises questions about their ecological adaptability. The finding was made during an expedition in collaboration with the Schmidt Ocean Institute.

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Tiny krill are turning up in deep-sea hydrothermal vents. Scientists want to know why

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Antarctic krill discovered at hydrothermal vents, prompting scientific inquiry