We call Ocean a large body of water, especially that which separates continents. Your water contains dissolved substances such as sodium chloride, an element that most of us have in the kitchen, better known as salt. The marine environment is stable, compared to the terrestrial one. Sunlight only penetrates to approximately 200 meters and deeper the darkness is absolute.
In the 1960s, the first submersibles were used to explore the mysteries and peculiarities of the seabed. It was then discovered that we could find large plains, mountain ranges, and large hills just as we do on dry land. In the same way, their ecosystems are related although scientists still do not know for sure how they do it. However, they do know that the vast majority of animals are located around geological structures such as the ones we have mentioned above and biogenic structures, that is, created by animals such as the anemone (These animals adhere to the marine substrate and sometimes to other animals such as crustaceans or mollusks). These structures can take thousands of years to create, and bottom trawling can destroy them in no time. Numerous studies have determined that areas subjected to this type of intensive fishing may lose their biodiversity.
When you buy the seabed photomural, you will receive an instruction manual and videos together with your order, explaining in detail how to apply a photomural to a wall.