ROV Hercules Dive NA137 H1906 7 of 8 2022 03 22 18 00 12 572 UTC 6
Channel: Nautilus Live Dive Recordings
Date: 2022-04-08

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This playlist includes satellite recordings of all ROV dives conducted during a single expedition cruise, with each dive divided into one-hour segments. File names include the following information: 
ROV Hercules Dive--Cruise ID--Dive Number--Date[yymmdd]Time[hhmm]UTC--Recording Segment Number. 

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Observations presented below were recorded by the scientists and data loggers aboard the ship during the dive. These are preliminary observations only. Data has not been QA/QC’d or otherwise verified, and may contain inaccuracies and errors.

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00:03:14 - 
00:04:21 - serianthid
00:06:07 - holothurid
00:08:29 - free-swimming sea cucumber?
00:09:44 - shrimp
00:11:48 - black Serianthid
00:12:47 - small husk eel
00:16:52 - sea cucumber (paleopodites)
00:16:58 - Halosaur
00:23:09 - sea cucumber
00:25:37 - sea cucumber
00:27:51 - small red shrimp
00:28:25 - Antennastolidae (?) coral
00:30:29 - tripod fish
00:31:12 - Halosaur
00:32:20 - sea cucumber
00:33:22 - stalked crinoid
00:35:45 - Stalked Crinoid
00:39:12 - stalked crinoid
00:40:17 - stalked crinoid
00:41:25 - Coral
00:42:48 - Polychaete observed swimming
00:44:09 - Husk eel
00:50:03 - sea cucumber
00:51:36 - Porifera
00:52:26 - Bamboo coral
00:54:54 - gelatinous observation; could be a tunicate?
00:56:03 - Brisingid sea star
00:57:02 - Giant deep sea red shrimp
00:59:00 - Tripod fish
01:00:25 - Ripples in sediment
01:00:28 - Halosaur
01:01:09 - shrimp swimming by
01:01:29 - two shrimps
01:05:18 - Tripod fish and halosaur fish
01:08:38 - Plexorid coral
01:08:54 - Calogorgia (?) coral with many brittle stars on its branches
01:09:43 - Anemone and hydroid on the plexorid corals, as well as many snake stars
01:10:44 - yellow Crinoid - a type of swimming sea lily
01:11:56 - Hermit crab inside of a shell with anemones on top
01:12:46 - Ophiuroid
01:14:58 - Stalked Crinoid
01:15:20 - More hard rocks observed here
01:16:14 - Tritopleura (?) leafy type sponge; appears "dusty", so it may not be doing well.
01:17:32 - Black coral
01:22:17 - Slurp
01:26:22 - Porifera
01:30:03 - Pleurobranch - sea hare
01:37:16 - Chimaera
01:53:06 - PushCore
02:01:47 - PushCore
02:02:32 - PushCore
02:05:17 - swimming shrimp
02:08:09 - Niskin
02:28:18 - arrow worm
03:03:46 - siphonophore
03:19:02 - siphonophore
03:26:42 - worm
03:27:41 - fish
03:30:25 - fish
03:32:39 - jelly
03:34:10 - sea jelly
03:35:41 - sea cucumber
03:36:33 - siphonophore
03:49:09 - jelly