underwater habitat

An underwater habitat is a living space designed for humans to reside and work beneath the ocean's surface. These habitats provide essential life-support systems, enabling people to breathe, eat, and communicate while exploring or researching marine environments. They are often used for scientific studies, underwater construction, and educational purposes. One well-known example is the Aquarius Reef Base, which supports marine scientists in studying coral reefs. Underwater habitats are critical for advancing our understanding of ocean ecosystems and developing technologies for future underwater exploration and potential colonization.