ROV Hercules Dive NA137 H1913 (4 of 8)  2022-03-30 14:15:53
Channel: Nautilus Live Dive Recordings
Date: 2022-04-06

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00:09:41 - Data: rock texture is more rubbly than previous dive
00:25:10 - Sample: ROVGrab
00:28:41 - Data: shrimp
00:35:09 - Data: primnoid coral (genus narella)
00:44:59 - Data: crinoid
00:48:40 - Data: eel with possible parasite
00:50:44 - Data: one little bamboo coral
00:54:14 - Data: fish
01:00:06 - Data: there are some very large pillow basalts as we move up this steeper slope between NA137-088 and WP4
01:01:40 - Data: sea cucumber
01:22:17 - Sample: ROVGrab
01:25:22 - Data: small bamboo coral
01:28:04 - Data: not a very strong bottom current
01:30:39 - Data: biological rubble, maybe a sponge stalk
01:32:12 - Data: first chrysogorgia and another golden coral at depth 2515
01:36:35 - Data: area of larger boulders, starting to see some more coral
01:36:46 - Data: sponge stalk rubble
01:39:46 - Data: crinoid
01:40:01 - Data: steep wall
01:40:10 - Data: Chrysogorgia sp.
01:41:18 - Data: crinoid
01:42:48 - Data: Chrysogorgia sp. and crinoid
01:44:17 - Data: sponge
01:45:11 - Data: bamboo coral
01:47:01 - Data: bamboo coral
01:51:33 - Data: flow conditions moving east to west with currents probably more accelerated
01:55:25 - Data: sponge
01:56:42 - Data: sponge
01:57:14 - Data: fish
01:57:32 - Data: chonocops
01:58:27 - Data: Chaunacops
01:59:42 - Data: Poliopogon
01:59:47 - Data: pretty solid basalt cliff
02:00:53 - Data: stalked sponge
02:01:49 - Data: sea cuc
02:03:52 - Data: primnoids
02:05:33 - Data: baby sea star
02:06:26 - Data: paracolyptrophera
02:14:58 - Data: dead sponge
02:15:55 - Data: timberrrr dead sponge down
02:19:52 - Data: end of steep slope
02:25:16 - Data: baby cookie star
02:27:35 - Data: rock with crust, rounded but possibly large enough
02:28:15 - Data: sea star
02:28:41 - Sample: ROVGrab
02:31:15 - Sample: Niskin
02:33:11 - Data: benthopectinidae
02:38:47 - Data: some rock rubble and sediment ripples
02:46:33 - Data: polychaelid
02:47:25 - Data: fish and anemone
02:49:47 - Data: symmetric ripples in sediment