Abyssal Plain The abyssal plain leads to the moving wanes

An abyssal plain is generally a flat seafloor at a depth of 3000-6000 m. Typically sediments cover them brought from the land to smooth out the surface.

Approximately 40% of the oceans floor is covered in abyssal plain.

They are found throughout all oceans, though rarely in the pacific and arctic.

Relatively barren environment, but fish, worms, and clam-like creatures have been found.

Can go over 1000 ft in distance and only gain 1 ft of elevation.

The average temperature of the plains are 0° - 4° C.

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