As already reported researchers have uncovered mysterious "nodules" on the ocean floor, about 13,000 feet down, that are capable of generating oxygen in complete darkness. The study focused on the Clarion-Clipperton Zone in the Pacific Ocean, where researchers initially thought their sensors were malfunctioning. 

The Baltictech diving team found the shipwreck, estimated to be around 175 years old, about 58 meters (190 feet) deep off the Swedish coast. Among the relics, divers discovered over 100 bottles of champagne, astonishingly well-preserved in the cold, dark waters of the Baltic.

While the ship was found around 20 nautical miles (37km) south of the Swedish island of Öland, however, it’s not clear where it was heading to. The team believes the ship was en route to Russia, where the aristocracy prized champagne.  

In an alarming discovery, researchers have found traces of cocaine in sharks off the coast of Brazil. This revelation underscores the far-reaching effects of drug pollution on marine ecosystems and raises significant concerns about the health of these apex predators.