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Largest Whale Graveyard Discovered at 7 km Depth

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Scientists found the largest, deepest, and oldest whale graveyard on Earth.
The discovery was made in the Diamantina Trench in the Indian Ocean.
Over 476 fossilized cetaceans were identified, along with five recent whale carcasses.
The site serves as a unique natural archive of ocean history.
The research involved 32 dives using advanced submersible technology.

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Scientists found the largest, deepest, and oldest whale graveyard on Earth.
The discovery was made in the Diamantina Trench in the Indian Ocean.
Over 476 fossilized cetaceans were identified, along with five recent whale carcasses.
The site serves as a unique natural archive of ocean history.
The research involved 32 dives using advanced submersible technology.

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