Hydrothermal Vents - Cauldron of Life phytosaur-scute and George Harrison 25 Upton

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saber-tooth (or sabertooth) tigers are only distantly related to modern big cats

There are numerous large craters here

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Hydrothermal Vents - Cauldron of Life phytosaur-scute and George Harrison 25 UptonAt the bottom of the sea floor, an ancient and almost alien environment is home to organisms who have never seen the sun. Instead, they survive off the belching sulfur of deep sea hydrothermal vents, geologic formations where magma heats water and spews aquatic smoke. Chemosynthetic bacteria have evolved to take advantage of those chemicals and have been thriving in these strange biomes for billions of years. Some of the earliest fossils on record