SCI & TECH● LOW1h ago · Oct 26, 2026, 12:07 AM
A young woman who grew up "reading" the ocean in the Florida Keys now ventures into its darkest, most unexplored corners near Hawaii, searching for creatures that have never seen the light and mapping abyssal fields thousands of meters deep.
Clarín · global
Bella Iannotta Vignette participa de una expedición de 20 días dedicada a explorar zonas poco estudiadas del fondo marino.Su trabajo combina identificación de especies, recolección de muestras y caracterización de hábitats ubicados en las profundidades del Pacífico.
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