How do we explore the deep?
With scientific landers containing HD cameras, bait arms, traps, and oceanographic sensors.
They dive thousands of meters, capturing hours of footage and data to help us understand the deep-sea 🌊
Watch how it all works: youtu.be/OEP9XyxiP4U
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Today is #DeepDay! What better way to celebrate the progress of deep-sea research than by sharing this striking Lithodes crab, spotted during our last Antarctic expedition🦀
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We didn’t expect this on our last Antarctic expedition 🦑
Think you’d be ready? Watch the squids deliver in our latest deep-sea video
Link in bio to our Instagram or YouTube!
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In situations images of hadal Aphroditiformia
📣New publication is out!
“Scale worm diversity in abyssal and hadal environments (Aphroditiformia, Annelida)” was published in @elsevierconnect.bsky.social
doi.org/10.1016/j.dsr.2025.104490
On our last expedition to Antarctica, we found an abundance of Crinoids 1800 meters deep, also commonly known as Sea Lilies!
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⚠️NEW EPISODE⚠️
We join The Professor & Dr Thom live from Antarctica for this month's episode of The Deep-Sea Podcast.
Find out about the deep waters of Antarctica in under 30 mins in our to-the-point version of our latest episode.
Listen: bit.ly/4fIcB4P
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Interested in the #DeepSea and/or #IndianOcean?
Check out our new review of the Indian Ocean’s diverse deep-sea ecosystems 🌊
Feat. straightforward knowledge summaries, cool maps & awesome deep-sea critters
👉 doi.org/10.1016/j.sc...
