In 2006, scientists discovered giant Antarctic lakes 4 kilometres below surface that never froze despite brutal cold and could harbor ancient life

Giant Antarctic lakes discovered: In 2006, scientists uncovered two giant lakes beneath 4 km of ice in Antarctica, revealing unfrozen water that could host unique ecosystems untouched for 35 million years. These lakes, named 90°E Lake and Sovetskaya Lake, challenge our understanding of life in extreme conditions.

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