Scientists have uncovered an extraordinary underwater discovery—a vast whale graveyard lying deep beneath the ocean surface. The site, believed to be millions of years old, contains the remains of ancient whales and offers a rare glimpse into prehistoric marine ecosystems.

What caused so many whales to end up in one location? And what can this remarkable find tell us about Earth's distant past?

Millions-Of-Years-Old Whale Graveyard Found On Ocean Floor

Scientists at the California Academy of Sciences have employed a DNA-based age determination method, revealing that Methuselah, the cherished Australian lungfish residing in San Francisco's Steinhart Aquarium, is believed to be 92 years old.

Is Methuselah the world's oldest aquarium fish? DNA reveals surprising age

While we all know about the conventional museums found across the world, do you know that Australia has an underwater art museum? Not just that, but a series of underwater sculptures on the Great Barrier Reef have been recently installed in the museum.

This Australian underwater museum houses sculptures modelled on environment activists

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Millions-Of-Years-Old Whale Graveyard Found On Ocean Floor

Is Methuselah the world's oldest aquarium fish? DNA reveals surprising age

This Australian underwater museum houses sculptures modelled on environment activists