The soft tissues of the bodies would have converted into a soap-like substance, in a process called saponification, before eroding away altogether. There would have been skeletal remains at some point in the past. They're all gone now. The calcium-depleted water leached the bones away over time. Strangely, leather survives in that pitch-black, freezing, high-pressure environment. Apparently, the deepwater organisms do not seem to like leather, Although they love wood. There are actually eerie indentations in the bottom sediment where some of the bodies once came to rest, with pairs of leather shoes at the end of the indentations. A little creepy, and educational too.
Until the Titanic discovery by Dr. Robert Ballard in 1985, this was not known.
yah after they hit the iceberg
They were thinking about it in 2001.
Yes, the Titanic was a real ship, and yes it sank.
The Titanic is an ocean liner.
Titanic
The bow section of the ship is bigger
the titanic was the largest ship ever built in 1911
Not that I know of. He was a creator of the TITANIC and he decided to die with his beloved ship
they sunk with the ship
No
The first recognizable object found in the debris field by Robert Ballard's crew was a ship's boiler.
It was said to be the best ship ever built and unsinkable and the sexiest
the titanic was thought to be the ship of dreams
It's been at the bottom of the North Atlantic for 104 years.
yes on their time....
seawise giant is the longest ship at 458.46m if thats what you mean
Some items from the Titanic have been picked up for exhibits and museums. The remains of the ship are now protected by international law as a memorial to the victims.