Mysterious holes on Atlantic Ocean floor. Do you have an answer?
Scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) of the US said the holes were discovered during a dive by their Okeanos Explorer.

Scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) of the US said the holes were discovered during a dive by their Okeanos Explorer. They were found at a depth of more than 2.5 kms.
"On Saturday's #Okeanos dive, we saw several sublinear sets of holes in the seafloor. The origin of the holes has scientists stumped. The holes look human made, but the little piles of sediment around them suggest they were excavated by...something," the NOAA said in a recent tweet.
On Saturday's #Okeanos dive, we saw several sublinear sets of holes in the seafloor. The origin of the holes has sc… https://t.co/0psDdecMXs
— NOAA Ocean Exploration (@oceanexplorer) 1658779384000People on Twitter came up with attempts to explain the mysterious phenomenon - some serious, many on the lighter side.
@oceanexplorer Absence of tracks imply either burrower or swimmer. Verticality of hole sides would seem to discou… https://t.co/ABcpHWwW31
— AMomentOfSilenceMKE (@TheGreenLamaMKE) 1658784144000@oceanexplorer Little critters could have used them after they were made by a something manmade?
— The Unknown Explorer (@TUExplorer1) 1658779571000Take special note of the part in the NOAA tweet where they say the holes look man made, but that the pile of sediment around them suggests something else. That's those scientists teasing the science lover in you. If you are ready with your answers, the scientists are listening.
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