Dhaka, Sept. 30 -- A new documentary has taken viewers into the depths of the Pacific Ocean, following scientists as they explore a remote seabed filled with little-known creatures and ecosystems threatened by industrial mining, The Guardian reports.

How Deep Is Your Love follows a research team from London's Natural History Museum as they travel to the Clarion Clipperton Zone, a biodiversity-rich region between Hawaii and Mexico.

The Guardian said an underwater robot called Isis takes about five hours to descend 5km to the seabed, where sunlight cannot reach and mineral-rich nodules have attracted interest from mining companies.

Scientists are racing to identify new species before mining could damage the fragile ecosystem. Only about ...