Life without oxygen: The mysterious microbes thriving in the Lost City beneath the waves

The Lost City, found in 2000 near the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, is a deep-sea ecosystem with towering limestone formations resembling underwater cathedrals.

A 5-foot-wide flange, or ledge, on the side of a chimney in the Lost City Field.

A 5-foot-wide flange, or ledge, on the side of a chimney in the Lost City Field.

(photo credit: National Science Foundation (University of Washington/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution).)

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MARCH 3, 2025 17:55

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