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What Is The Ocean Floor Like At Its Deepest Point?
Characteristics and images of underwater land formations.
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The deepest point is at the Mariana Trench (in the Pacific Ocean), and at that point, the ocean floor is like a trench, or a deep valley. However, the ocean floor looks different depending on the area you're in. In some it's completely like a desert, some places it has vegetation, and in some it has hills/mountains/volcano's.
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