Sci & Tech● Low1h ago · Nov 11, 2026, 5:30 AM
Scientists find some of the 'last wild and healthy ecosystems' in oceans, untouched by humans
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Scientists have discovered some of the ocean's "last wild and healthy ecosystems" that remain untouched by human activity. This finding is significant for marine conservation and understanding pristine environments.
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