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  1. 31 Aug 2021

    The deepest fish ever recorded from Western Australia is this charming cuskeel Barathrites iris. We filmed and collected it at a depth of 4470m in March 2020 while exploring the depths of the with and . It is 63cm long.

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  2. 25 Mar 2020

    👀 turbidites! Absolutely gorgeous structures coming from today’s dive!

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  3. 3 Apr 2020

    Some polychaetes on SuBastiandive 350 Cloates Canyon ~3300m. One a lively polynoid, the other a swimmer, maybe an acrocirrid. Another fella got tangled in the brush, but eventually went down the tube.

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  4. 3 Apr 2020

    Narcomeduse on Dive 350 in the Cloates Canyon, Australia

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  5. 4 Apr 2020

    Lovely polynoid & urchin pair slowly trundling across a rock face. Both were collected. Last dive of voyage SuBastian Dive 351 Cloates Canyon ~2700m.

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  6. 2 Sep 2021

    At 46 m, this colonial siphonophore is possibly the longest animal ever recorded. It was found last year at 626 m in the : This expedition received funding from Parks Australia & . 📹 Credit:

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  7. 4 Aug 2020

    Deep Sea Diving - WA Incredible footage and Q and A from the expedition. Online Aug 19th 4pm

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  8. 29 Sep 2020

    Very excited to share that is the WA Science Engagement Initiative of the Year! Congratulations all involved, and a special thanks to the online community that has supported us!

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  9. 7 May 2020

    Great to hear ⁦⁩ & ⁦⁦⁩ first-hand experiences about recent deep sea expedition by ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ et al that made a big splash around the world. Thnx Cape Conservation Group, Exmouth.

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  10. 25 Mar 2020

    Who said sub sampling is a mundane task? It’s not every day you get the opportunity to sub sample deep sea critters collected from the ! You need a steady hand when the RV Falkor is pitching and rolling!

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  11. 25 Mar 2020

    Had a chance to do a little lesson for everyone about on the YouTube stream chat of tonight's dive. Yay late night !

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  12. 9 May 2020

    150-foot siphonophore - seemingly the longest animal ever recorded - discovered in the submarine canyons near Ningaloo.

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  13. 27 Apr 2021

    We're celebrating 's 5th Birthday by looking back at some milestones! 2020:

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  14. 11 Oct 2020

    Preliminary results of canyon environments and seafood biota from the expedition on :

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  15. 7 Sep 2020

    Carnivorous sponges!

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  16. 12 Apr 2020

    A giant creature known as Siphonophore Apolemia was found 2,000 feet deep off Western Australia by a Institute team. The jellyfish relative looks like one long creature, but is a colony of tiny organisms. The outer ring is an estimated 154 ft. long.

    Giant Ocean Creature Found Off Australia
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  17. 8 Apr 2020

    Incredible footage in the depths of Ningaloo - 4419 metres deep, to be precise! Check out the link to see the full video of the underwater world at

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    The expedition continues to bring breathtaking scenery, animal life, discoveries. Fragile glass sponge gardens, ancient geological structures, tiny colonies, massive squid make this week's highlights worth watching. Full video on our site:
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  18. 25 Mar 2020

    The tentacles catch prey, and the white spherical structures near the center are reproductive cells. Giant hydroids have never been observed in Australian waters before, so this one might be a new species.

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  19. 12 Aug 2020

    And another event not to miss - hear about the findings of the recent expedition as scientists share their experiences aboard RV Falkor.

    Join us for this free virtual event!
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  20. 4 Aug 2020

    Super excited that our Expedition has been shortlisted as a finalist for the Chevron Engagement Initiative of the year at the WA Premier's Science awards!

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