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On the bottom of the Philippine Trench, 10,000 metres deep, plastic is reshaping life on the seafloor.

The ocean is so deep, it puts the height of Mount Everest to shame

The world has unfathomable depths that appear practically alien. However, among all the submerged gorges and foxholes, which are the shallowest and scariest within one of the world's five seas?

Seven miles underwater, your bones would dissolve. Yet, some life still survives there.

Here are the measurements for the deepest depths in each of the worlds five oceans, and a look at the unique animals that live in these deep zones.

A second asylum seeker boat intercepted near Australian waters in almost three weeks left Sri Lanka on the day the Labor Party won the Federal Election, it can be revealed.

Explorer Victor Vescovo, Founder of Caladan Oceanic, was joined by Dr Osvaldo Ulloa, Director of the Instituto Milenio de Oceanografia on the epic voyage.

A team of researchers hunting for the wreck of a lost WWII destroyer ship in the Philippine Sea returned to land with another, perhaps even more exciting discovery: video evidence of the deepest-swimming squid ever recorded.

Scientists spotted the worlds deepest-dwelling squid 20,000 feet below the Philippine Sea while hunting for a lost WWII battleship.

Vescovo reached the bottom of the Kermadec Trench in the South Pacific at the weekend. In doing so, he completed a goal of diving to the four deepest known areas on Earth.