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Researchers set off to study a hydrothermal vent in Eyjafjordur, a fjord on the north coast of Iceland © Geoff Marsh
In the summer of 2019, researchers from the Museum travelled to Iceland to study a hydrothermal vent.
They found an array of animals living on the vent that might help us understand how life has adapted to these unique heated, chemical-rich, underwater places.
As well as intriguing vent animals, the team got to see humpback whales breaching in the bay.