Deep Water

"Deep Water" typically refers to areas of the ocean or large bodies of water where the depth exceeds 200 meters (656 feet), beyond the reach of most sunlight. These depths are part of the deep sea, characterized by high pressure, low temperatures, and complete darkness. Despite these extreme conditions, deep waters support unique ecosystems with specially adapted creatures. Navigating and studying these regions are important for understanding Earth's climate, marine biodiversity, and natural resources. "Deep Water" can also refer to substances or activities occurring or existing far below the surface, emphasizing the profound and often hidden nature of these environments.