DOSI Deep-Sea Round-Up
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These photos are courtesy of Anna Metaxas and the ongoing CroCHEt cruise, a collaborative project of Dalhousie University, NOAA, and Fisheries and Oceans Canada. The expedition team shared the following information on the photos:
“For our Cross Border Coral Habitat Exploration, on 22 July 2024, we dove in Corsair Canyon in Canadian waters. We had yet another spectacular dive along the western canyon wall, the densest, most luxuriant forests of the bubblegum coral Paragorgia of all sizes, many of them huge, at around 860 m depth. None of us have ever seen such dense forests before. Corsair Canyon continues to amaze and earn its status as a Marine Refuge in Canada.”
You can read more about the team’s work and access the cruise live stream in the Events section below. Other deep-sea photos shared through DOSI can be found on our Flickr page. You can share your own amazing images through the Round-Up here.
Welcome back to the Deep-Sea Round-Up! This week’s issue features the ongoing CroCHEt research cruise, abyssal oxygen, and Council meetings of the International Seabed Authority (ISA). We also have the third annual report on Challenger 150 research cruises and some exciting upcoming events to review. Finally, scroll to the end to watch a new deep-ocean documentary developed by Leo Richards and Schmidt Ocean Institute, “Into the Midnight Zone: Secrets of the Ocean Void.”
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