Answer: South Pacific Ocean
Notes: Scientists recently captured rare footage of sharks living inside the Kavachi volcano near the Solomon Islands, providing new insights into marine survival in extreme volcanic environments. Kavachi Volcano is a shallow submarine volcano located in the South Pacific Ocean, south of the remote Vangunu Island in the Solomon Islands. The volcano is situated on the Pacific Ring of Fire, a region known for high tectonic activity, making Kavachi both geologically and volcanically significant. It is one of the world’s few active and visible undersea volcanoes, regularly erupting and occasionally forming temporary islands.
