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« Arrr Cat | Main | Friday Deep-sea Picture: Phakellia sponge (07/24/08) »

TGIF Video: Johnson Sea-link Submersible

Posted on: July 25, 2008 6:39 AM, by Peter Etnoyer

This is an exterior shot of the submersible that collected and photographed the Phakellia sp. sponge from 170 m depth off Florida in the Friday deep-sea picture above. The video was lifted from the NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration webpage for the Johnson Sea-link submersible. Go there to learn more.

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