When a dead whale sinks to the seafloor, its 'whale fall' becomes an oasis feeding deep-sea life for decades — up to 190 species crowding a single skeleton, with bone-eating worms gnawing the bones for as long as a decade - Space Daily

When a dead whale sinks to the seafloor, its 'whale fall' becomes an oasis feeding deep-sea life for decades — up to 190 species crowding a single skeleton, with bone-eating worms gnawing the bones for as long as a decade Space Daily Bury me in the whale graveyard – let the weird starfish chew my bones | First Dog on the Moon The Guardian World's Largest 'Whale Graveyard' Teems with Deep-Sea Life Including Species Unknown to Science Good News Network Scientists Found 476 Dead Whales in One Ocean