Answer:
True
Explanation:
The thermal vents, or hydrothermal vents are basically fissures on the seafloor from which issues water that has been geothermally heated. The thermal vents appear at places where there's intense geological activity, such as the divergent zones, or the hotspots, where there's lot of hot magma rising up, managing to heat up the crust around it, and with the water in that crust as well, propelling it upward under high pressure. This occurs in the benthic zone. This zone of the bodies of water is the lowest, bottom part of the body water, starting from its coastline through the deepest parts, and ending at other coastline, practically covering the deepest layer at all points of the body of water.
