Which statement is true in the context of the passage ?

A We are unfortunate because we cannot experience winter and summer.
B We can feel, smell and taste unlike the deep sea creatures.
C We can spend our lives in darkness in bed
D We can see the ground beneath our feel and depth of the ocean.

Correct Answer: We can feel, smell and taste unlike the deep sea creatures.

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