Gazing into the Abyss: Traces Lost in the Deep Sea

When you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes back at you.

Our knowledge of the deep sea is nowhere near as extensive as our knowledge of the Moon.

On the surface, the reason is the immense water pressure, which is impossible to withstand and impossible to avoid. Perhaps the real reason is humanity's instinctive fear of that dark abyss.

Have you heard of blue holes? Have you seen the "cookiecutter shark," barely a foot long yet capable of frightening even whales? What about the hideous, vicious bobbit worm, like something from another planet? There's also the giant grouper that loves attacking people, "firefly squid," giant mantis shrimp, underwater ruins, international maritime crime syndicates, the world's most mysterious lake, an underground sea left over from the Cretaceous Period, the underwater Dragon Palace of the Beibu Gulf...

If you're curious and adventurous, let our protagonist, Ling Hao, take you exploring a mysterious world of blue depths.