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Say hi to this adorable shy swallowtail bass
(Anthias woodsi)
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A visit from this ocean sunfish (Mola mola) was one of the highlights of Dive 10 of the 2019 Southeastern U.S. Deep-sea Exploration!
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Giant isopod (Bathynomous giganteus)!
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This glass sponge (cf. Lefroyella)was covered with yellow zoanthids and surrounded by a variety of colorful soft corals!
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#Deepsea swimming sea cucumbers (Pelagothuriidae) are sometimes seen on the#seafloor and sometimes in the water column. Due to its semitransparent body, we can see its intestine, which is filled with sand from which it extracts its nutrients!
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Sea lily, a stalked crinoid!
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This giant
#isopod is snacking on a fish head! These#deepsea scavengers are close relatives of the pill bugs, rolly pollies, and sowbugs found in houses and gardens, but Bathynomus giganteus is much, much larger, growing up to a 1.5ft!
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A glass sponge (Euplectellidae)
If you look closely, you can see one of the shrimp that calls it home!
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The iconic glass sponge Aphrocallistes beatrix is very important because of its potential health benefits. This sponge has been found to contain a compound that may be able to help fight pancreatic and breast cancer.
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Black
#corals (Antipatharia) were seen during most, if not all, of the dives of the 2019 Southeastern U.S.#deepsea Exploration. This one, with its densely packed polyps, was seen a few times on Dive 12!
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This intricate and robust octocoral (Corallidae) was seen on a largely sparse seafloor during Dive 12 of the 2019 Southeastern U.S. Deep-sea Exploration!
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Striking a pose!
This my friends is a goosefish (Sladenia shaefersi)!
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This
#chimaera, at roughly 50cm was the largest and darkest seen during the 2019 Southeastern U.S.#Deepsea Exploration. The dots on its head are electroreceptors, ampullae of Lorenzini, that can detect minute electrical signals generated by their prey.
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Everyone loves a dumbo octopus. This one is an Opisthoteuthis agassizii! The dots are clear windows in the skin. We are uncertain of their purpose, but suspect they may gather additional light.
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Squat lobster (squatting
) on a glass sponge!
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This was NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer’s 100th ocean exploration mission, the ROV Deep Discoverer (D2) explored the seafloor around recently discovered methane plumes near the Norfolk Seeps, the location where the U.S. Atlantic seeps story first began in 2012.
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Truly a wonder! On the final ROV dive of Windows to the Deep 2019 you can see some of the many different species that can be found at this seep!
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Hermit crab carrying an anemone on its back as added protection from potential predators!
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A basket star perched on a bamboo coral
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Anglerfish, (g. Chaunacops) have a small lure on a short stalk between their eyes that they wiggle in order to attract prey. They often rest on the seafloor or "walk" & sometimes even swim.
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