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BELL RINGS

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According to this, we've mapped more of the surface of Mars than

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the bottom of the Earth's oceans. Isn't that amazing?

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That is fascinating, Dr Knowles.

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Er, what's going on, Colin? You seem VERY relaxed.

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It's part of my new healthy regime.

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No more stress for me, no matter what stunt McCork pulls.

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Sorry I'm late, Colin.

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My car broke down and my dog got sick and I fell in a hole...

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Not to worry, McCork. Take your place when you're ready.

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We're going live shortly.

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What's up with your man?

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This is Brain Freeze...

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with Dr Knowles...

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Professor McCork...

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and Colin the floor manager.

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Stand by!

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Hi and welcome to Brain Freeze.

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It's time to reveal...

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Today we ask...

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How deep is the ocean? That's a Justin Bieber song, isn't it?

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The deep sea is the lowest layer of the ocean

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and includes anything below 200 metres

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right down to over ten kilometres.

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And the deep sea is one of the largest habitats

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for living creatures on the planet. That's a fact.

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Now, since the 1960s, scientists have discovered some incredible creatures

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that have adapted to the darkness and high pressure of the deep sea.

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Creatures.

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What kind of creatures?

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There's the flashlight fish and the angler fish,

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who have evolved their own system of lighting...

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FISH ROARS, HE SCREAMS

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The fangtooth fish, which has been found at depths near 5,000 metres

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and has the largest teeth of any fish relative to its size.

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Amazing. I wonder if he'd be tasty with a bag of chips.

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HE SCREAMS

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And these sea cucumbers, also known as sea pigs.

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Well, they're just really well-adapted

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to living under pressure.

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Speaking of pigs under pressure, I'm off to see what Colin's doing.

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But, Professor, we're live!

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So unprofessional!

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SHE CLEARS HER THROAT Back after this break.

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Colin? Hey, Colin, Colin?

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Ah, where's he gone?

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Channel all negative thoughts outward

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and embrace your inner butterfly.

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Sorry, Colin. Just to let you know we're taking a break now, OK?

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Ignoring all other distractions that may be present...

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Oh, and, Colin, Dr Knowles was wondering

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if you wanted anything down the shop.

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..we are now in an unbreakable state of calm.

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One last thing, Colin - did I show you my new pogo stick?

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Oh, McCork, you've ruined it!

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How am I supposed to relax when you keep interrupting me?!

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Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like it's got a life of its own!

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Oh, crumpets! Get back to work, McCork.

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We're going live.

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Welcome back.

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Megan just got in touch to say, "Will you please hurry up

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"and tell us where the deepest part of the ocean is?"

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That means it's time for...

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At almost 11 kilometres deep,

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the Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean is the deepest known part.

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-To be specific.

-No, no, Pacific.

-Yeah, I was being specific.

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To give you an idea of how deep that is, this huge trench is

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a full 2,000 metres deeper than Mount Everest is tall.

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Tell me, Doctor,

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how does the pressure change being down that deep?

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Pressure in the ocean increases at about one atmosphere for every

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ten metres of depth.

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So the pressure at the bottom would be like trying to

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carry around 50 jumbo jets.

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Whoa! Now that's real pressure.

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That's all for today, folks. See you next time on Brain Freeze.

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Clear, and that's a wrap.

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Yes, of course, boss. No dangerous equipment on set.

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Yeah, including pogo sticks.

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Ah, isn't it great to see him back to his old self again, Dr Knowles?

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Yeah. I don't know what he'd do without you, Professor(!)

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Hup! Anyway, I'm off home. See you later.

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