Darwin Mounds

Darwin Mounds is a significant underwater feature located in the North Atlantic Ocean, specifically in the UK’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). It is classified as a deep-sea coral reef and is part of a larger area known for its biodiversity and unique geological formations. The mounds are composed primarily of cold-water corals, particularly species such as Lophelia pertusa, and are known for hosting a variety of marine life, including various fish species and invertebrates.