Jyotika Virmani

will have to go back to this region to continue looking at how the ecosystem has evolved will be most likely late at the end of 2025 would be the earliest for any research vessel really to get down there.

will have to go back to this region to continue looking at how the ecosystem has evolved will be most likely late at the end of 2025 would be the earliest for any research vessel really to get down there.

I think as parts of the ocean do get uncovered around Antarctica, we will find new species. And in fact, wherever we sail, even away from Antarctica, even in the tropics, we always find new species because there is still so much yet to be learned about the ocean. The ocean, it is about 97% of the living space, the deep sea of the living space on our planet.

I think as parts of the ocean do get uncovered around Antarctica, we will find new species. And in fact, wherever we sail, even away from Antarctica, even in the tropics, we always find new species because there is still so much yet to be learned about the ocean. The ocean, it is about 97% of the living space, the deep sea of the living space on our planet.

And we've only barely scratched that surface in terms of seeing what's down there.

And we've only barely scratched that surface in terms of seeing what's down there.

Thank you so much for inviting me, Dana.

Thank you so much for inviting me, Dana.