The Amazing Mariana Trench.

The MARIANA TRENCH is the deepest point of the Earth.But there are some secrets we will know today about that wonderful and picturesque beautiful place with utter suspenses hidden.Mariana Trench or Mariana's Trench is situated close to the Mariana beach of Pacific Ocean.It is 11 kms. deep inside the seabed and believed to be the deepest point of the earth.There are many expeditions inside Mariana Trench to find the secrets inside it.It is believed that it is the gap between two tectonic plates.But who lives in that great trench? The atmospheric  pressure is 1000 times greater than normal atmospheric pressure.To everyone utter surprise the bacterias or other microscopic organisms which we struggle to see under a microscope grows in Mariana Trench but the size there are gigantic.Every animal born there are gigantic in size.There are molluscs,fungi and other small organism.It is still a mystery that how can those organisms with soft body live normally in the pressure where exerted pressure is not a normal one.Th biggest mystery is the living creature MEGALODON which is the biggest species of shark which became extinct centuries ago.But Japan,U.S.A. and Switzerland have confirmed an animal like that living in the Mariana Trench.As everything is gigantic,the pressure and other natural forces are believed to be the cause of this gigantism of organisms.Scientists have also discovered the gigantic jellyfish shaped like a alien and luminous body CROSSOTA in the Mariana Trench.The last mystery is though Mariana Trench is unfit to live or  its impossible to access for a normal human or human society,Plastic bags are found under it which proof access of mankind by any means or any other mystery behind it.Thus researches are still going on about the Mariana Trench and most probably ours myths will be changed to beliefs in the coming few years!!



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