7.5K views · 431 reactions | Brine pools are underwater lakes found on the seafloor! The pools are filled with extremely salty water, known as brine, that is dense enough that it sinks below the regular seawater. The salinity in these pools is so high that most ocean creatures can't survive in it. If a fish or crab accidentally enters a pool it will quickly die. The salty water then acts similar to a pickling brine, halting decay and preserving bodies for years! | OceanX | Facebook

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We didn’t know if our CTD would float on the brine—or get stuck in it. But we had to try. Brine pools are underwater lakes so dense and salty that almost nothing can survive inside them. By carefully lowering our CTD—an instrument that measures conductivity, temperature, and depth—into a newly discovered brine pool in the Red Sea, we’re exploring one of Earth’s most extreme environments. Each test pushes the boundaries of what we know, turning exploration into insight. Because understanding how

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4.2K views · 734 reactions | Prepping for Thanksgiving? Try this Smoke Fried Turkey  Recipe: -Brine the turkey overnight. -Dry it off and season with a good poultry rub. -Place on the smoker at 250°F for about 2 hours until reaching an internal temperature of 125°F. -Get the oil to 350°F and fry for 20-30 minutes until hitting 165°F internal. -Rest for 20 minutes and enjoy! | Kingsford | Facebook