Page Summary: During this dive we got to see so many interesting interactions within different species of crab, a mating pair as well as two sets of ... Though it looks like these sea stars and urchin are sitting on a sponge, but they are actually eating this sponge.
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During this dive we got to see so many interesting interactions within different species of crab, a mating pair as well as two sets of ... Though it looks like these sea stars and urchin are sitting on a sponge, but they are actually eating this sponge. Seeps are chemosynthetically rich areas that release certain types of gas bubbles like methane up to the surface.
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- During this dive we got to see so many interesting interactions within different species of crab, a mating pair as well as two sets of ...
- Though it looks like these sea stars and urchin are sitting on a sponge, but they are actually eating this sponge.
- Seeps are chemosynthetically rich areas that release certain types of gas bubbles like methane up to the surface.
- Ten years of GFOE working with the NOAA Ocean Exploration and Research group, making this dive our 100th dive!
- James Delgado explains this early to mid 19th Century sailing vessel shipwreck that has left only ...
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