The floor of the North Atlantic is a completely different world: dark, icy, and subject to colossal pressure. Nothing compares to the calmer, shallower waters we often imagine.
In this environment, everything evolves differently. Experts explain that at depths above 3,600 meters, biological activity is intense: tiny marine organisms rapidly transform organic matter, regardless of its type or origin. This natural process is part of the life cycle in the deep sea.
Even elements considered resistant, such as limestone structures, gradually dissolve over time in these waters, which are poor in stabilizing minerals. Therefore, no permanent traces have been preserved, while objects like shoes – made of various materials – have survived for decades.
By comparison, in seas with low biological activity, some human remains can survive for a very long time. In the North Atlantic, this is simply not the case.
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