Mega-Compilation of Deep Sea Diversity Near Johnston Atoll | Nautilus Live
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2023
- Ready to be bamboozled by a bamboo coral taller than ROV Hercules? While exploring two deep sea seamounts southeast of Johnston Atoll mapped last year by E/V Nautilus, the team has spotted an abundance of wonderful deep sea creatures who call the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument home during the first few dives of our NA153 expedition.
Have you ever seen a sea star predating on another sea star (in this case, a Brisingid)? How about a sponge stalk that’s become prime habitat to ophiuroid brittle stars, crinoids, echinoderms, stalked hydroids, and different anemomes? Spot a bottom-feeding cusk eel (Ophidiidae), fan-favorite Chaunocops anglerfish, and tall colorful corals like primnoids as you watch ROVs Hercules and Atalanta explore the seafloor.
Only a few dives into the expedition and our Corps of Exploration is already recording and documenting stunning deep sea biology in the region. Enjoy a quarter of an hour of stunning deep sea biology including dense (and likely ancient) coral gardens filled with associates, a zooanthid-carrying Parapaguridae hermit crab, and stunning Iridogorgia spiral corals. From deep sea sponges and kumba rattail fish to squat lobsters and sea spiders, this highlight video has it all!
Learn more about this expedition funded by NOAA Ocean Exploration via the Ocean Exploration Cooperative Institute: nautiluslive.org/cruise/na153
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We definitely should try to protect such life from deep sea mining.
Beautiful!! Thanks, yall!!!❤
Amazing streams - thank you for all of the important work that you are doing!
3:17 "Do we know what type of star this is?
*muffled* "Hungry"
I heard that!!!
Magnificent! I was there for much of this! Thank you!!
Beautiful! The moving crinoid near the end looks like he is trying to get the praying mantis look.
Fantastic footage of that clear jelly type animal...im lovin the comment from the crew...u are fun to listen to and informative as well. Thanks for a great video!!
Gorgeous...especially the see-through jelly.
Love it when you post a new video! Nature as living art.
A fluffy tadpole?
A joke. I always watch videos from the deep sea.👍
They are stunning animals. I will support the organisation that is working to protect wonderful ocean animals. ❤️🙏🕊️🐟
Good lord I love this channel
Thank you so much‼️‼️‼️
"very beautiful, very powerful" i understood that reference
Wonderful!
Wonderful island....
Inspirations!💙
Happiness.🌏☮️🌎💛🌍🌐
At 2,000+ meters depth the fish still have eyes. What can they see?
Bioluminescent
@@dewantoroo Good point. Plumb forgot about that. Thank you.
@@cestmoi1262 but some of the fishes on this depth are completely blind too (non functional). Their eyes are just a trait they still have from their shallower depth ancestors. It's basically a vestigial organ, similar to appendix for human.
I guess the next highlight video would be the dumbo octopuses
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WOW
Ocean Blue could never
I went to school with Cory Fenoytes😂
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The first one, How do you spell that mouth?.🤔 😎😉