ScienceThe GuardianMeet Barbie Pig: new documentary reveals the wonders of life on the Pacific seabed
A new documentary follows scientists from London's Natural History Museum exploring the deep Pacific seabed, racing to identify new species before industrial mining destroys them.
A magical new film captures the secret life of the deep sea in a stretch of the ocean at risk from industrial mining
A documentary called How Deep Is Your Love follows a Natural History Museum research team sailing to the remote Clarion Clipperton Zone in the Pacific Ocean.
Scientists estimate only 0.001% of the deep sea floor has ever been observed by humans, and identifying a new species can take up to 14 years.
The film will screen in selected UK cinemas next month, aiming to help audiences fall in love with deep sea life before mining potentially wipes it out.
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