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Narrator: These organisms have adapted to eat metal and their feed rate looks set to intensify, increasing the rate of decay. Lori: The bacteria
themselves seem to
be increasing, simply because there's
nothing there that can
out compete them, and because there's so much
steel there and they're
just in their glory, taking out all of the
elements under the sea
themselves seem to
be increasing, simply because there's
nothing there that can
out compete them, and because there's so much
steel there and they're
just in their glory, taking out all of the
elements under the sea
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Narrator: These organisms
have adapted to eat metal
and their feed rate
00:00:05.007 --> 00:00:09.639
looks set to
intensify, increasing
the rate of decay.
00:00:09.742 --> 00:00:12.709
Lori: The bacteria
themselves seem to
be increasing,
00:00:12.811 --> 00:00:15.712
simply because there's
nothing there that can
out compete them,
00:00:15.814 --> 00:00:20.617
and because there's so much
steel there and they're
just in their glory,
00:00:20.719 --> 00:00:23.286
taking out all of the
elements under the sea.
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Movie Summary
Back to the Titanic documents the first manned dives to Titanic in nearly 15 years. New footage reveals fresh decay and sheds light on the ship's future.
