Scientists Find Anthropogenic Mercury in Earth's Deepest Oceanic

Two teams of marine biologists have found methylmercury, a potent toxin that bioaccumulates and in marine food webs, in sediments and endemic fauna from Mariana, Yap and Kermadec trenches in the Pacific Ocean.

Study of Earth's inner core reveals a 'planet within a planet' - Study Finds

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Into the deep: How Cefas science of the deep-sea is exploring uncharted waters – Marine Science

An updated global mercury budget from a coupled atmosphere-land-ocean model: 40% more re-emissions buffer the effect of primary emission reductions - ScienceDirect

New study finds high levels of mercury in Pacific Ocean

Ocean Or Space: What Have We Explored More? - WorldAtlas

Field data constrain ocean mercury budget – GEOTRACES

Mercury's Cratered Crust May Hold Glittering Gemstones, Smart News

Marine Mercury Rising - Science in the News

Away Team Discovers Earth's Deepest Fish - Astrobiology

Pacific Bonito Fishing Guide How to Catch a Pacific Bonito

What Is Pacific Rockfish?

Pacific ocean floor underwater seascape with some fish and natural

Thousands of World War II shipwrecks lie on the Pacific Ocean floor. But they continue to pollute the sea today - ABC News

Trawlers return to Pacific fishing area in rare environmental success story, Fishing