Worms Create Tunnels and Release Methane
Scientists say methane levels are high in waters near New Zealand, likely because of a worm habitat, creating tunnels to release the methane from the ocean floor.
Tags: 2013, Andrew Thurber, Archaea, Methane, New Zealand, Video, Worms
Categories: Environment, Greenhouse Gases, Marine Life, Methane (CH4), Oceans, Video
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