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I was on the road, hanging out in the hotel room and I saw Blue Planet on the Discovery Channel.  The episode was about a lake under the ocean and the life that it supports.  A total separate and independent ecosystem than what we would consider the norm.

This really excited me.  I had learned of the thermo vents years ago and they contained the same wonderment.  It is something about a lake under water, a coastline under water, life forms living on a underwater beach that really sparks my imagination.

I have many questions like:

Is the pool liquid methane or supersaline waters?

Does the mussels and tubeworms live off bacteria or the methane directly?

What is the bi-product of these life forms?  i.e. we breath o2 and produce co2.

Which came first? Are these species the original or are they mods to the ones we are familiar with?

Please comment below

NOTE: the youTube.com video and video posted on Discovery.com are really edited down.  What really impressed me was watching Mike deGruy build the view threw his eye and explains his excitement on seeing this in person. 

Here is a link to Discovery.com version
http://dsc.discovery.com/video/

Click Blue Planet
Clips (4 clips - as of this writing)
Cold Vents

But I recommend TiVo Discovery and checking out the longer version.

Bravo to Mike deGruy and his Crew