Wrap-Up Video – Deep-Sea Coral and Canyon Adventure
"It may seem strange, but often you learn more from the deaths of reefs than when they are living." Being able to utilize fossilized corals...
More"It may seem strange, but often you learn more from the deaths of reefs than when they are living." Being able to utilize fossilized corals...
MoreOver the course of a month, the "Great Australian Deep-Sea Coral and Canyon Adventure" research team explored and visited never-before-seen areas of submarine canyon systems...
MoreThe first, essential, feature of this cruise is coral. We start with research scientist Taylor holding a bundle of Desmophyllum. These precious coral samples record...
More"There are hundreds of species, and each of them has a unique response to what we are doing to the ocean." Thousands of years of...
MoreNearly five weeks ago I left the quiet and solitude of my studio to embark on this voyage of deep ocean discovery on the invitation...
More"Until you go down and explore, you just don't know.... it is a straightforward wonderland of what mother nature can do." Check out the research...
MoreWhen a whale dies, it becomes a source of food for a host of other animals. If the dead whale's carcass makes it to the...
MoreOn board the Falkor, we are extremely fortunate to have a multidisciplinary team of scientists contributing their expertise to improve our understanding of the Bremer,...
MoreTrying to understand a constantly moving ocean system is a huge challenge. Accurately measuring the chemistry of the ocean is important for understanding many processes,...
MoreIt has been nearly two weeks since the research vessel Falkor - with her crew, including Captain, stewards, cooks, deckhands, bosun, purser, and deck officers...
MoreAs we explore Bremer Canyon, many of the animals we encounter are being observed alive for the very first time. This includes several hermit crab...
More"The deep ocean is kind of like the engine that runs the Earth's climate - slowly moving but actually ultimately controls the destiny of our...
MoreIt was a real joy to have our first deep dive down to 3250 meters in the Bremer Canyon. We meticulously explored rocky walls and...
MoreRemotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) SuBastian has returned after a journey of more than 3000m below the sea surface, searching through one of the previously unexplored...
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