Zealandia, the eighth continent discovered in 2017, is the smallest, thinnest, and youngest, with a majority of its surface under water.
It was previously a part of the supercontinent Gondwana, but split apart around 83 million years ago.
It is home to some of the world's oldest rocks, some of which date back more than a billion years.
It is half the size of Australia, has only 7% of its area above sea level, with New Zealand and New Caledonia as the principal islands.
Scientists and general public are becoming more interested in Zealandia, a unique continent, and are working hard to protect & conserve its ecosystems
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