There were accountings of a strange cave located in the
dephs of the atlantic ocean. It was an area was located where the pressure was
at its near-apex. This cave was dotted with crystals all over, the azure rocks
were incredibly smooth, polished with bits of strange goo matted. The rocks had
small patterns of green lines, supposedly from the chloroplasts of dead plants.
The rocks were concave-shaped, often branching towards other
rocks .They were alsohard to break – hence why the cave has looked largely the
same for centuries. The most damage that any man could ever do to those rocks
was a few scratches, if even that.
Algae and plants engulf the lower parts of the cave, the
rocks are also weaker at this point due to this. The algae on the other hand
are as sturdy as the rocks higher up in the cave. They are near impossible to
cut off due to this, the small portion of animals though years of evolution
have grown to eat this.
The wildlife that resides here are strange eel-looking
creatues with tounges that have holes in them, this is for sucking up the algae
with such intense force, that it is plucked out of the rocks. Their average
lifespan ranges from over thirty years, they reportedly only reproduce once in their
lifetime and given that they often leave the cave a decade into birth, into the
seas – they can be found anywhere … yet they are rarely seen.
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