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One of the 'loudest underwater sounds ever recorded' was heard in Earth's most remote location

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Published 11:10 15 Mar 2024 GMT

One of the 'loudest underwater sounds ever recorded' was heard in Earth's most remote location

The powerful sound remained a mystery for years.

Prudence Wade

Prudence Wade

Featured Image Credit: AS N/YouTube / Jiojio/Getty
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