"There are perfectly-preserved shipwrecks from ancient Greece preserved at the bottom of the Black Sea. The water is so deep that it becomes anoxic (oxygen free), which preserves organic materials like wood.
Shipwrecks are cool, but I find the phenomenon a little disturbing, since there is probably no life down there."
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Salome 2 year s ago
If you destroy your environment your environment will destroy you.
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Sherry 2 year s ago
Liley,
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Harty 2 year s ago
"We shouldn't be burying people but dumping them at sea."
Not a bad idea but you might want to avoid the word dumping.
Burial at sea is the more common term.
Not a bad idea but you might want to avoid the word dumping.
Burial at sea is the more common term.
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Flo 2 year s ago
#4 Nope. Nope, nope, nope...
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Rodie 2 year s ago
Who/what in the world is a "Well Crippin??" (under #23) Google gave me nothing...
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Dyche 2 year s ago
Rodie, google Doctor Crippin, he killed his wife and buried her in his cellar. I guess the sentence should probably have started with "Well, Crippin..."
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Salome 2 year s ago
Rodie,
More likely than not the writer was referring to Hawley Harvey Crippen. Check out the article at www.thehistorypress.co.uk/articles/the-notorious-case-of-dr-crippen/
More likely than not the writer was referring to Hawley Harvey Crippen. Check out the article at www.thehistorypress.co.uk/articles/the-notorious-case-of-dr-crippen/
Not a bad idea but you might want to avoid the word dumping.
Burial at sea is the more common term.
More likely than not the writer was referring to Hawley Harvey Crippen. Check out the article at www.thehistorypress.co.uk/articles/the-notorious-case-of-dr-crippen/