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Underwater Volcano Reveals Thousands of Giant Living Eggs in Breathtaking Discovery That Terrifies Marine Scientists

A mysterious underwater volcano near Vancouver Island has uncovered thousands of giant, vibrant eggs, captivating marine scientists with a discovery that could reshape our understanding of deep-sea ecosystems.
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IN A NUTSHELL
  • 🌋 An active underwater volcano near Vancouver Island revealed thousands of giant eggs belonging to the elusive Pacific white skate.
  • 🔍 The volcanic warmth acts as a natural incubator, accelerating the four-year gestation period of these giant eggs.
  • 🐟 The Pacific white skate thrives in cold waters, with adults growing up to 6.5 feet long, illustrating their adaptation to deep-sea conditions.
  • 🌿 This discovery emphasizes the role of volcanic habitats in marine life cycles and the need for conservation of these unique ecosystems.

The depths of the ocean continue to be a source of endless fascination and discovery. Recently, a remarkable revelation occurred off the coast of Vancouver Island, Canada, where an underwater volcano exposed thousands of giant eggs belonging to the elusive Pacific white skate. These eggs, often referred to as “mermaid’s purses,” offer a glimpse into the complex ecosystems that thrive in the extreme conditions of the ocean’s depths. As researchers investigate this stunning discovery, they uncover insights that could transform our understanding of marine biodiversity and the intricate life cycles of deep-sea creatures.

The Astonishing Revelation of an Active Underwater Volcano

The underwater volcano near Vancouver Island, long assumed to be dormant, made a dramatic appearance during a 2019 expedition led by marine biologist Cherisse Du Preez. Rising about 3,600 feet from the ocean floor, this seamount is located approximately 0.93 to 0.99 miles beneath the ocean surface. The expedition revealed that the volcano emitted warm, mineral-rich waters, creating an unexpectedly diverse marine ecosystem. This geothermal activity plays a crucial role in the development of the giant eggs, which measure 18 to 20 inches in width and require a lengthy gestation period of four years.

The volcanic warmth serves as a natural incubator, accelerating the development of young Pacific white skates and providing them with a head start in life. This phenomenon illustrates the intricate interplay between geological and biological processes beneath the sea, showcasing how geological features such as underwater volcanoes can significantly influence marine life cycles.

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Unique Traits of the Pacific White Skate

The Pacific white skate, scientifically known as Bathyraja spinosissima, inhabits the cold Pacific waters at depths ranging from 2,600 to 9,500 feet. Females of this species lay large eggs, investing significant energy to supply essential nutrients for their offspring, a process known as marine gigantism. Adult skates can grow up to 6.5 feet long, highlighting their adaptation to the harsh conditions of the deep ocean.

The warmth from the volcano’s shallower summit creates an ideal environment, described by Cherisse Du Preez as “almost a coral garden and a safe nursery for juveniles before they descend into the deep.” This setting emphasizes the important role these volcanic habitats play in the early life stages of skates. A similar occurrence was noted in 2018 near the Galápagos Islands, where eggs over 4 inches were found near hydrothermal vents, suggesting that volcanic heat is a common resource for various marine species during incubation.

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Implications for Marine Research and Biodiversity

The discovery of this active underwater volcano and its function as a natural nursery provides new insights into the complexity of marine ecosystems. The geothermal warmth supports a unique biodiversity, allowing scientists to study how such environments impact marine life development. The presence of these giant eggs in an active volcano suggests that underwater volcanic activity may play a more significant role in marine life cycles than previously understood.

In 2023, a follow-up expedition witnessed a Pacific white skate laying an egg at the Canadian site, revealing more about the reproductive behaviors of this enigmatic species. Evidence also suggests that multiple species utilize this unique site as a natural nursery, highlighting the broader ecological significance of these volcanic habitats.

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The Future of Oceanic Exploration and Conservation

Understanding the intricate dynamics of these underwater ecosystems is essential for marine conservation efforts. The discovery of the Pacific white skate’s breeding ground within an active volcano underscores the need to protect these fragile environments. As climate change continues to affect ocean temperatures and ecosystems, preserving these unique habitats becomes even more crucial.

Researchers and conservationists must collaborate to ensure the sustainability of these ecosystems, which serve as vital sanctuaries for marine life. Future explorations may uncover even more hidden secrets of the deep, challenging us to rethink our relationship with the ocean. What other mysteries lie beneath the waves, waiting to be discovered?

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  1. paula_arcane7 on 04/22/2025 5:07 PM

    Wow, giant eggs under the sea? Nature never ceases to amaze! 🐟🌊

    Reply
    • Fisherman on 04/22/2025 7:10 PM

      Those aren’t Pacific white skate eggs. Looks like chickens. AI?

      Reply
      • Kez on 04/23/2025 9:22 AM

        Could this be a late April Fool? I looked up the skate and the eggs look like shark ‘eggs’.

        Reply
        • Meagan on 04/25/2025 3:45 PM

          I got half the names down without moving a pen from the other generated stories, but you wouldn’t admit that yourself

          Reply
      • D on 04/25/2025 5:30 PM

        Just in time for Easter let’s start coloring

        Reply
      • Brooklyn Etzerza on 04/28/2025 3:43 PM

        it look AI

        Reply
    • Tayhamonie on 04/23/2025 7:44 AM

      It’s easy to amaze the simple minded

      Reply
    • J.Blay on 04/23/2025 10:07 AM

      And in todays episode of Nope I don’t think so…
      🙂🤘

      Reply
    • Tony on 04/23/2025 10:07 AM

      Sounds like a poorly timed bad April fools joke to me. Next their gonna say this is where the Loch Ness Monster is born.

      Reply
      • SoS on 04/24/2025 7:10 AM

        😂😂😂😂😂😂

        Reply
    • Corbin on 04/23/2025 10:43 AM

      That is obviously not a real picture.

      Reply
      • Yeppers on 04/25/2025 6:10 PM

        It is the realest picture of an underwater volcano, that also is an incubator for millions of 3ft eggs, that will hatch into roller blades one day..

        Reply
    • EM on 04/23/2025 11:55 AM

      My sentiments exactly…

      Reply
      • Reginald White on 04/26/2025 1:25 PM

        Reginald Hello
        I am Reginald also
        What other thing do we need to delve into that might stir ANY QUALITY thoughts other than our freedom as Americans, being attacked.?

        Reply
      • Bobbi on 04/28/2025 1:10 AM

        Nothing about that “underwater volcano” looks realistic. The lava is still glowing and running downward…deep under frigid water…very little steam or bubbles, allowing this crystal clear image. Umm, nope. And none of these “eggs” are breaking, cracking, or exploding despite the “lava” flowing almost on top of them?

        Reply
    • Bob on 04/23/2025 12:16 PM

      When I was in the Philippines, we ran over what we thought was a tree in a rain storm driving a field ambulance and as soon as we hit it moved underneath our vehicle.Of course we never saw it again. This was in 1963.

      Reply
      • Josh on 04/30/2025 1:02 PM

        I worry about those eggs. Hope Ripley is around when they hatch

        Reply
    • Reginald L. Gilbert II on 04/23/2025 12:57 PM

      IT DOES NEVER CIECE TO AMAZE, FOR THE DIVERSION OF SOMEONES ATTENTION IN THE MIDST OF SOME IMPORTANT ASPECT OF OUR LIVES THAT COULD HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED AT SOME OTHER TIME, OTHER THAN TO HINDER ANOTHER IMPORTANT THING BEING KNOWN.!!!!!

      Reply
      • M. Foley on 04/23/2025 4:56 PM

        Stop shouting,
        Learn how to spell,
        Nobody’s interested in your cryptic nonsense.

        Reply
      • Reginald White on 04/26/2025 1:24 PM

        Reginald Hello
        I am Reginald also
        What other thing do we need to delve into that might stir ANY QUALITY thoughts other than our freedom as Americans, being attacked.?

        Reply
    • Nikki on 04/23/2025 1:05 PM

      This photo is giving AI…

      Reply
    • Lydia Gunn on 04/23/2025 3:15 PM

      Everyday you learn something new about this planet that we share with other species.Fantastic!

      Reply
      • Lizbeth on 04/28/2025 8:01 PM

        I seen a black fuzzy Lady bug and it churpt like a bird in the dry sand and it flys how different. I don’t have a picture to show you but if you imagine one can you draw or paint it some thing Todo today is 4/28/2025

        Reply
    • Fight the AI on 04/23/2025 3:16 PM

      “A breathtaking view of the underwater volcano…” That’s not a real image, you idiot reporter & editor.

      Reply
      • D on 04/25/2025 5:29 PM

        Just in time for Easter let’s start coloring

        Reply
    • J on 04/23/2025 4:14 PM

      I’m feeling a movie script. Alien creatures, semiaquatic dinosaurs waiting to hatch? Annunaki army? How big are these giant eggs anyhow?

      Reply
      • Milly2 on 04/23/2025 8:24 PM

        This is frustrating. Where’s the rest of the Story? What is in the eggs? Have any been taken and hatched?
        What do they think they are? Etc.

        Reply
        • khale on 04/28/2025 4:51 AM

          did you read the story

          Reply
    • Lyndabrisson on 04/23/2025 4:16 PM

      What is in these giant eggs?

      Reply
    • P on 04/23/2025 4:25 PM

      First of all the image provided, is pure trash. It’s AI generated, has chicken/ostrich eggs, and shows it actively erupting. This would cause mass destruction to any eggs around it.

      Skate eggs are way cooler looking, why not use “photos” of the actual subject. You should be ashamed as a “journalist”.

      Reply
      • Zeke Nathaniel Hayes on 04/25/2025 4:15 PM

        Happy day Jessica, I will always love you and your friends from Carson Middle School.

        Reply
      • Reginald White on 04/26/2025 1:25 PM

        Reginald Hello
        I am Reginald also
        What other thing do we need to delve into that might stir ANY QUALITY thoughts other than our freedom as Americans, being attacked.?

        Reply
      • Abdualmuqaddim Abdu-ALLLAAH on 04/27/2025 3:56 PM

        SCIENCE IS FIND IT, HIDE IT, ESTIMATE & SET VALUE & AVAILABILITY??? RECOVERY & EXPANSION OF MARKET??

        Reply
    • Zeff on 04/23/2025 5:53 PM

      Those do not look like white skate eggs my friends thats either ai picture or something else layed those eggs…

      Reply
    • Zeff on 04/23/2025 5:54 PM

      Not white skate eggs those are something else entirely

      Reply
      • Colonel sammy strangelove on 04/28/2025 5:19 PM

        Those are UFO eggs The volcano is actually an underneath home of UFO aliens beneath the volcano. Yes, my friends. This is a major discovery. Now we know for sure that these are really UFOs. Those eggs are little flying saucers. Once they hatch they’re gonna fly all over the place. look out earthlings the enemies right underneath us. This is the head of space command over and out further reports will be coming. Stay tuned.

        Reply
    • Jeffery on 04/23/2025 8:15 PM

      As high as eggs are now that’s a gold mine. Lol. Very cool.

      Reply
    • Sergio vinicio parada on 04/23/2025 10:26 PM

      Excitement for the cientific community, l hope this enlightened discovery Givyu better perspective of life, and respect and take care nature, for cientific, advanced discovery that bring more noledge to our humanity,and Also can be used in the right way ,respecting the nature of the nature , hhhapppy for the cientific community that have this privilege ,yet existence for long time ago, and discovery for us recently when in time coming afloat , for period of
      time , for Olso dicernicion of time , because nature requires help, like was in another discoveries coming in his time , relativity and time is set for nature of nature the nature human , Good bless the cientific community if yu Believe Sergio vinicio

      Reply
    • AC on 04/23/2025 10:27 PM

      Well, these eggs look more like a dumpling pouch, rather than chickens’ eggs. The image claiming to be a “view” is surely AI-generated.

      Reply
    • AC on 04/23/2025 10:31 PM

      Well, the eggs look more like a dumpling pouch, rather than chickens’ eggs. The image with a caption calling it a “view” is surely AI-generated

      Reply
    • AC on 04/23/2025 10:32 PM

      Well, the eggs look more like a dumpling pouch, rather than chickens’ eggs. The image is surely AI-generated.

      Reply
    • Gina on 04/23/2025 10:48 PM

      The picture is wrong. Go to National Geographic website for info about Pacific White Skates and deep-sea hydrothermal vents. Skates do not lay chicken eggs! They lay purses, like sharks! Rosemary Potter you should study marine biology if you’re going to write articles about marine life forms.

      Reply
    • John smith on 04/23/2025 11:18 PM

      Fake.

      Reply
    • Gopinath Narayanan on 04/24/2025 3:45 AM

      Breathtakingly amazing to read the article & realise it’s imports! It is wondrous how massive deep sea marine monsters like the giant White Skates & the colossal Squids have not only evolved in such seemingly unfriendly environs in the deep underbellies of Earth’s ocean floors & have used innovative ways to sustain themselves, through use of ingenious ways to support their reproduction efforts & improve the underlying biological processes, using the warmth and mineral richness of Geothermal vents & active Volcanic craters in the form of natural incubators have to offer!
      Seems surreal & mind boggling.
      Thanks for the well researched article!
      At age seventy, I feel like an inquisitive student all over again, while reading such absorbing articles.

      Reply
    • Larry on 04/24/2025 8:58 AM

      Why no picture of this fish or snake?

      Reply
    • Michael on 04/24/2025 10:54 AM

      All nestled around a fake AI volcano. Total crap to post some AI BS and make it out as if it’s an actual photo.
      Sustainability times has sunken to a new low but then again what would expect from a liberal tabloid

      Reply
    • L on 04/24/2025 2:15 PM

      It’s fake. Ai made it

      Reply
    • Jeff on 04/25/2025 11:19 AM

      It’s a fake pic

      Reply
    • Lizbeth on 04/28/2025 8:04 PM

      I seen a black fuzzy Lady bug and it churpt like a bird in the dry sand and it flys how different. I don’t have a picture to show you but if you imagine one can you draw or paint it some thing Todo today is 4/28/2025 this is Las Vegas NV my name is Lizbeth Guerrero

      Reply
    • P.Anaya35 on 04/29/2025 8:12 AM

      Good read, I did have to open a new tab so I can Google what a Pacific White Skate looked like because the article did not provide one. Otherwise, very interesting.
      Thank you.

      Reply
  2. ben_calm on 04/22/2025 5:53 PM

    So these giant eggs are like a natural incubator, thanks to the volcano’s warmth. Fascinating!

    Reply
    • SCOTT ASH on 04/23/2025 11:11 PM

      What a fake picture.
      You fell for it fag.
      Sad.

      Reply
  3. Arlene_dream8 on 04/22/2025 6:38 PM

    Can these eggs be affected by the pollution in our oceans?

    Reply
    • Jon on 04/23/2025 4:40 AM

      The image used is clearly made up. Skate eggs are known as purses because of their shape. Not terrestrial bird eggs!

      Reply
      • Ron Bartlett on 04/24/2025 10:48 AM

        Yes! Although the little blue lion stamps are missing! 😂

        Reply
    • Rick Randall on 04/24/2025 2:33 PM

      Uhm that’s not a real picture and im.ptetty sure this is not a real comment or person

      Reply
    • Rick Randall on 04/24/2025 2:34 PM

      Fake

      Reply
      • Bee on 04/27/2025 5:39 AM

        Fake pic got our attention. But the content is not just plausible but proven true elsewhere.

        nautiluslive.org/video/2018/02/08/deep-sea-skates-incubate-eggs-near-hydrothermal-vents

        Reply
        • Mike on 04/29/2025 11:08 AM

          And soooo….the high school level writing, the laziness to epic levels that she couldn’t even give a clip of a map to show where this is, no actual pics of anything, not even of the scientist that led the expedition. Makes this whole thing seem totally fake. Read a few of her articles now and they all seem to be written by an AI tool.

          Reply
  4. ethanpower on 04/22/2025 6:54 PM

    How does this discovery impact the local ecosystem near Vancouver Island?

    Reply
  5. xavier7 on 04/22/2025 6:55 PM

    Who knew volcanoes could be nurseries? 😂 Nature’s full of surprises.

    Reply
  6. gabrielspiritual on 04/22/2025 6:57 PM

    Are there other known species that lay eggs near underwater volcanoes?

    Reply
  7. Ameliapassion on 04/22/2025 7:00 PM

    This sounds like a scene from a sci-fi movie! 🌋🐠

    Reply
  8. mohammed on 04/22/2025 7:01 PM

    Could the volcanic activity harm the developing skates?

    Reply
  9. Agnes_calm on 04/22/2025 7:05 PM

    Are these eggs visible to divers, or are they too deep?

    Reply
  10. martintreasure on 04/22/2025 7:09 PM

    Is there a risk that these eggs could be harvested by humans?

    Reply
    • Lee on 04/23/2025 1:15 PM

      I hear ya! Talk about bringing down the price of eggs. This find could potentially help the economy!

      Reply
  11. Blairunicorn on 04/22/2025 7:11 PM

    How do scientists study these eggs without disturbing them?

    Reply
    • Chelsea on 04/26/2025 9:45 AM

      well wishes do come true

      Reply
  12. Raymond1 on 04/22/2025 7:14 PM

    So cool! Giants eggs in the ocean – what a time to be alive!

    Reply
    • Lee on 04/23/2025 1:09 PM

      Being a Cajun down in south Louisiana, I can’t help but wonder what they taste like? Fish or chicken?

      Reply
    • Liz on 04/24/2025 6:22 AM

      April fool?
      Liz

      Reply
  13. edward_alpha on 04/22/2025 7:15 PM

    Are there similar discoveries in other parts of the world?

    Reply
    • Chris on 04/23/2025 8:58 AM

      “Breathtaking view” is actually just a trash AI image…
      Real journalistic integrity.

      Reply
  14. morgan on 04/22/2025 7:18 PM

    How long does it take for the skates to reach adulthood after hatching?

    Reply
  15. gregory_celestial on 04/22/2025 7:20 PM

    What measures are being taken to conserve this newly discovered habitat?

    Reply
    • Rebecca Saminaden on 04/25/2025 12:20 PM

      She was is so where of was pleasure of pig of character of love with you

      Reply
  16. blair on 04/22/2025 7:22 PM

    This is a good reminder of the mysteries still hidden in our oceans. 🤔

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  17. josie_waterfall on 04/22/2025 7:24 PM

    This is terrifying for marine scientists? Why exactly?

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  18. peter on 04/22/2025 7:24 PM

    Are these skates endangered? Does this discovery help their conservation efforts?

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  19. Peter on 04/22/2025 7:27 PM

    The ocean is like a whole other world! Mind-blowing stuff.

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  20. Hugoresonance5 on 04/22/2025 7:29 PM

    I wonder how many more secrets the ocean is hiding from us!

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  21. Emilyfairytale on 04/22/2025 7:31 PM

    Can the temperature changes from climate change affect these volcanic nurseries?

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  22. Martina on 04/22/2025 7:33 PM

    This article is full of fascinating information. Thanks for the deep dive! 📰

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  23. Janine_dragonling on 04/22/2025 7:36 PM

    Are there any ongoing studies to monitor these eggs and their development?

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  24. joellebravery on 04/22/2025 7:37 PM

    Could this discovery lead to new insights in marine biology?

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    • Adams Ezekiel on 04/24/2025 2:46 AM

      May be is a phoenix egg?

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  25. lillianfairytale on 04/22/2025 7:39 PM

    It’s amazing how life adapts to such extreme conditions.

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  26. Jackdizziness on 04/22/2025 7:43 PM

    How do these skates compare in size to other skate species?

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    • Irene Ball on 04/24/2025 2:31 AM

      The image is misleading and the caption worse. Please replace it.

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  27. camila on 04/22/2025 7:44 PM

    Is there a way to visit or see these eggs without diving deep?

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  28. martinabravery on 04/22/2025 7:47 PM

    Would be interesting to know if this phenomenon occurs near other underwater volcanoes.

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  29. Evelynghost on 04/22/2025 7:49 PM

    Who knew volcanoes could be such great babysitters? 😂

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  30. alan on 04/22/2025 7:51 PM

    Are there any documentaries covering this discovery?

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    • No on 04/23/2025 7:34 PM

      Reporting… Dodgy, won’t allow comment, weird 1 comment then suddenly 55, doesn’t allow mine

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  31. Alexander on 04/22/2025 8:09 PM

    Do Pacific white skates have any natural predators?

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  32. baptistwicked3 on 04/22/2025 8:53 PM

    Incredible discovery! Thanks for sharing this amazing find.

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  33. Teddy brinker on 04/22/2025 9:19 PM

    What does pacific white skates looked like

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  34. Karim3 on 04/22/2025 9:40 PM

    Is there any danger of the volcano erupting and destroying the eggs?

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  35. RobynAnne on 04/22/2025 10:04 PM

    The photo kinda creeped me out. It’s fascinating though.

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    • Fuck you on 04/23/2025 7:32 PM

      So 5 minutes ago, there was 1 comment here. I added that the Volcano is apparently just 30 metres tall, it said I’d already added that comment… I exited and returned to tge same article seconds later and there are 55 comments… dated earlier… and mine wasn’t there. I DO NOT TRUST THE INTERNET anymore lmao

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  36. Jazz on 04/22/2025 11:49 PM

    Dragons

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  37. Barbara on 04/23/2025 12:04 AM

    Wow! Who knew that a fish laid eggs like that and big ones too! Mother Nature & God are truly amazing!!

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  38. HeronK on 04/23/2025 12:40 AM

    Beautiful story about the skate.

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  39. Yoomah Isahor on 04/23/2025 1:06 AM

    Bullshitt,fuck you

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  40. Brian Hicks on 04/23/2025 1:48 AM

    How come you don’t have any pictures?

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  41. Ssp on 04/23/2025 2:24 AM

    If thats a photo of our Moon then what are the other two twin moons in the photo.Also what about the two bright blue lights in between the two twin moons?

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  42. Doug on 04/23/2025 2:30 AM

    I failed the I q test

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  43. Alex Postlethwaite on 04/23/2025 2:50 AM

    And remind me what ‘terrifies scientist’s?

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  44. Jane Andrews on 04/23/2025 3:40 AM

    That’s amazing, what lies beneath the ocean.

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  45. Emma Louise on 04/23/2025 4:47 AM

    Is this even real I mean looks set up by someone sorry

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  46. Genice Mejias on 04/23/2025 4:59 AM

    In this whole article instead of the word shark it was replaced by skate. It just goes to show you that even in journalism you don’t have to be perfect because they’ll publish it without proofreading it.. The great white Skate? And meanwhile, you have people going to school, hoping and wishing and praying that they can have their articles published, especially on the Internet, However there is an increasing amount of this going on, Misspelled words? Who says you need an education anymore

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    • Mike on 04/23/2025 11:24 AM

      Maybe google it before commenting, it’s not a typo…

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    • Alfred Internetman on 04/23/2025 2:01 PM

      AI slop article, with majority AI slop comments framed to start arguments, that eventually only LLM’s are going to participate in.

      Fascinated to see how this self-destructs over my lifetime.

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  47. Ijdeevo on 04/23/2025 5:16 AM

    Where is the terrified scientist part?

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  48. Hugo Stiglitz on 04/23/2025 5:32 AM

    Wow, looks just like chicken eggs! And that volcano looks exactly like one from king kong. Is this really real?! If the eggs are 4 gigantic inches that “volcano” has to be at least 7 inches tall. You stupid biden voters are stupid

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  49. Chris Gold on 04/23/2025 6:50 AM

    Whose idea was it to try to pass off an AI generated image of a bunch of chicken eggs? Skate eggs look nothing like this, right?

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  50. Whitney on 04/23/2025 6:59 AM

    That is an AI picture and should be labeled as such. That is not what skate eggs look like.. why spreading such fake information?

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  51. Marge Larochelle on 04/23/2025 7:05 AM

    Sensational garbage.

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  52. TJ on 04/23/2025 7:40 AM

    Ai pictures claiming to be real? Click bait and questionable reporting.. yeah I hate to block a page which claims to be about sustainability.. but yeah, I’m out

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  53. Margarita Jimenez on 04/23/2025 7:43 AM

    What is in those eggs is my question?

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  54. Tayhamonie on 04/23/2025 7:45 AM

    It’s easy to amaze the simple minded

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  55. Wayne Pfeffer on 04/23/2025 7:52 AM

    Anybody else here seen Alien?

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  56. C A WHEADON on 04/23/2025 8:05 AM

    Complet rubbish

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  57. Mike on 04/23/2025 8:16 AM

    Bullshit

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  58. G on 04/23/2025 8:30 AM

    That picture looks incredibly Ai fake which leaves me to believe this is also fake news

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  59. Michael on 04/23/2025 8:45 AM

    No pictures of the skat. Lame

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  60. Stephen Morley on 04/23/2025 8:58 AM

    Just something else for us humans to (study) interfere with and screw up,all in the name of science,just leave well alone,skate and sharks have been around for millions of years, doing OK till we started to screw things up for em,and thousands of other creatures too.

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  61. David on 04/23/2025 9:03 AM

    This article is full of disinformation. First of all that photograph is fake. An active volcano surrounded by giant chicken eggs? Secondly skate eggs are only three to four inches in size. This is more like a parody story from the onion. WTF?

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  62. Cleusaelly on 04/23/2025 9:07 AM

    The image is AI generated this claim of it being a view is a lie and deceiving, it’s not even related to the content, where the sustainability claimed at this website while using a fake image? Gross

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  63. Doug on 04/23/2025 9:19 AM

    Where’s the terrified part?

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  64. Royce Faina on 04/23/2025 9:33 AM

    The picture is AI created. First off there would be more steam bubbles coming from the lava flow, second, this are NOT mermaids purse eggs. I grew up near the ocean, I’ve seen my share of them.

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  65. Greg Egan on 04/23/2025 9:38 AM

    What is the terrifying part of this story?

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  66. Tyson Vallner on 04/23/2025 9:43 AM

    The mermaids purses aren’t the eggs themselves as you claim. They’re the pouches the eggs are inside of. That picture is so poorly done. Get better at using AI or at least spend 30 seconds researching your material.

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  67. Jen Williams on 04/23/2025 9:46 AM

    Is the image real? It looks like AI to me. Scientific articles shouldn’t have fake pictures.

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  68. Harmony on 04/23/2025 9:47 AM

    Always great things you have shared😊

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  69. John F Bramfeld on 04/23/2025 9:51 AM

    I couldn’t be a journalist. It never would have occurred to me to have several photos of skate eggs and no photo of a skate. It must be a journalism school thing.

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  70. AIisnot Real on 04/23/2025 10:01 AM

    This is the stupidest article I’ve ever read. Under water volcanos do not look like that and there are no giant eggs around it. I hope this is a troll site or we are f’ed as a society.

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  71. Peter on 04/23/2025 10:05 AM

    You don’t put the actual photo, a link to the photo, don’t talk about who took it or where we could find it. No sources. For all anyone knows, you could’ve made this all up. Do better next article.

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  72. She on 04/23/2025 10:09 AM

    Why not real photos of the mermaids purses and the Great White Skate to accompany the very interesting and informative article??!

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  73. Michael King on 04/23/2025 10:49 AM

    In this whole article, NOT one photograph of this Pacific White Skate.

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  74. Fred Johns on 04/23/2025 11:03 AM

    These are not skate eggs lol. A simple Googling shows what the eggs actually look like.

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  75. TestUser on 04/23/2025 11:05 AM

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  76. Andrew on 04/23/2025 11:24 AM

    Some proper gullible ppl in this world

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  77. Lisa B. on 04/23/2025 11:49 AM

    Makes me think of the 1985 “Cocoon”.

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  78. Dawn on 04/23/2025 11:53 AM

    How many different eco-systems are there in our oceans? How long have they been there? How are they developed?
    Fascinating…

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  79. EM on 04/23/2025 11:56 AM

    My sentiments exactly…

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  80. EM on 04/23/2025 11:58 AM

    It would be awesome to witness this active underwater volcano live…

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  81. Bill on 04/23/2025 12:01 PM

    Isn’t this how Alien started? :)

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  82. Austin on 04/23/2025 12:06 PM

    This image looks AI as fuck it looks like you asked a teenager with photoshop to put together underwater volcano with eggs around it none of the lighting matches up and none of the measurements described in the article scale up to the photo

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  83. NILA JEANNE CROUTHERS on 04/23/2025 12:09 PM

    Too bad there wasn’t a picture of the white skate.

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  84. Inacio on 04/23/2025 12:10 PM

    Maybe is aliens, remenber they were here before!

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  85. Try Harder on 04/23/2025 12:16 PM

    If you’re going to write a story and provide pics, at least make sure they are real. What’s the point of attempting to educate if you’re going to be misleading and do it with minimal effort?

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  86. Faith on 04/23/2025 12:31 PM

    I wish you showed the actual picture, and not an a.i. image.

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  87. Francia Demitrial on 04/23/2025 12:59 PM

    I’m intrigued, My Curiosity Fasinate’s me. It’s like I want to Believe it or not. With Everything that’s Happening in this World 🌎 Now ( Climate Change ) Everything to Human’s- Politics War – Health – Diseases – Planet World is about to be Changed 🙏🏼 Tremendously

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  88. Reginald L. Gilbert II on 04/23/2025 1:00 PM

    Soo many things to know, why in hell would it take soo long to have introduced them, instead of having hidden them, if of that importance !!!???? Hmmm !!!

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  89. Reginald L Gilbert II on 04/23/2025 1:09 PM

    When I want to hear about giant white ocean skates, or any other damned animals, is when their eating and you haven’t found a way to control them !!!!!! Until then, keep your mouth shut and let somebody else talk in here. You may learn something !!!!!

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  90. Dana on 04/23/2025 1:19 PM

    Amazing, yes! But I would’ve liked to see a picture of the Pacific skate; I don’t know what it looks like.

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  91. Reginald L Gilbert II on 04/23/2025 1:20 PM

    Why should we relate to this as an enigmatic instance, I could care even less, until I know they are eating. Now for the enema to be controlled.; shut up. Are they eating yet ?!?! Toward the surface ?!?! Are they coming toward the surface ?!?! I am not in the mood to hear it right now, please, thank you. I am looking for my money !!!!!!GET THE HELL OUT IF THE WAY, PLEASE, THANK YOU. R De Scarin dat kid ? F’u’z.

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  92. R.L.G on 04/23/2025 1:21 PM

    POST

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  93. Tana on 04/23/2025 1:25 PM

    So are researchers going to bother these eggs like they disrupt and invade everything else in the name of science?

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  94. Backcountry164 on 04/23/2025 1:30 PM

    Ummmm??? Who the hell captioned that ridiculous AI image?? If you don’t have an actual photo, just don’t include one. Because this is just embarrassing.

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  95. ChicagoCrow on 04/23/2025 1:45 PM

    You should really note that the image is generated. People’ll reeaaally start thinking there’s a literal bed of eggs that are lava-resistant…

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  96. Laila on 04/23/2025 1:52 PM

    This picture looks like AI made it!

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  97. Mike Harvey on 04/23/2025 2:09 PM

    Hardly giant skates
    I’ve caught larger skates of a different type at Myrtle beach when I last fished there in the early 70s.

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  98. . on 04/23/2025 2:11 PM

    The article is AI generated too..

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  99. Devon on 04/23/2025 2:15 PM

    “A breathtaking view of the underwater volcano near Vancouver Island, where thousands of giant eggs reveal the hidden wonders of marine life.” Was the prompt for the AI image generator I assume, I don’t know why you have the image captioned like it’s a photograph.

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  100. Roger Nehring on 04/23/2025 2:31 PM

    I have decided that I will NEVER click on such a misleading and absurd clickbait headline again, This article doesn’t even mention any scientist being mildly alarmed ,much less “terrified”. What bullshit.

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