Have you seen the largest flower ever?

A team of divers, earth scientists, the environment and marine science recently discovered the largest exotic flower of its kind on the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico using the D2 robot submerged under the waters of the Gulf of Mexico, 16 kilometers from the Alabama coast, Depth 18 meters below the surface of the bay.

Scientists and divers believe that this huge flower was formed at long intervals as Venus was a peak in magnitude where scientists thought at the first moment that it was the wreckage of a huge ship, but after the discovery at the bottom of the Gulf turned out to be a strange species of water flowers growing under Saltwater surface.

The study of this nearly two-diameter phenomenon will indicate the history of the climate in the Gulf of Mexico. Scientists can also deduce a date prior to the existence of the flower, as these species live for long periods of time. Divers see the need to start specialized studies of rare aquatic plants before they are decomposed and decomposed as a result of the impact of water and marine life that ripple the forest area after digging fish, crustaceans and other organisms between the roots inhabited.