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What sort of life could live in an ocean with no bottom

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What sort of life could live in a ocean with no bottom. In this scenario, there is no seafloor, no matter how far down you go. Once you exit the continental shelf, it plunges straight down into infinity. The side of the continental shelf also plunges down forever. In addition don't worry about life not being able to get started in such an ocean which sound like what would happen given my basic knowledge of biology

Edit I mean that the ocean literally goes down forever. This is not a planet sized ball of water, this is a infinite descent into the eternal depths
Edit this ocean does have a top which has sunlight coming in. Islands and continents also exist and they go down forever too. This is probably a flat finite world that gets weirder as things go out due to processes similar to what caused farlands in mine craft

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