Tucker Seamount

Tucker Seamount is an underwater mountain located in the western North Atlantic Ocean, specifically in the Bermuda Triangle region. It is characterized by its submerged peak that rises from the ocean floor, creating a prominent feature in the surrounding seafloor. Seamounts like Tucker are of interest to oceanographers and marine biologists because they can support diverse ecosystems and unique marine life due to their topographical features, which can create habitats and affect local ocean currents.