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Thanks for the link Dan G. What I also find interesting is that, when I followed the links to the NOAA Okeanos Explorer page and checked out their photo gallery, rather than scientific names, critter descriptions were:
- A lovely sea cucumber dancing in the water column is imaged by the Little Hercules ROV at approximately 1500 meters depth offshore Kona, Hawaii.
-A lovely red fish with pectoral fins that look like butterflies is photographed by the Little Hercules ROV at approximately 800 meters depth offshore Kona, Hawaii.
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