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Methane bubbling from the seabed. Vast beds of mussels thriving in darkness. The remains of a manta ray providing a feast for deep-sea creatures. Sunken wood supporting life hundreds of metres below the surface. And among it all, human debris. For marine scientist Dr La Daana Kanhai, seeing these environments in Trinidad and Tobago’s waters firsthand was far different from reading about them

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