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NOAA Ocean Exploration is the nation’s first and only federal program dedicated to expanding our understanding of the ocean through systematic exploration, targeted research, and the use and advancement of undersea technologies.
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Nailed It!
Here's a video for you. You could say we...nailed it!
This [very] brief glimpse of a hammerhead shark swimming over remotely operated vehicle (ROV) Deep Discoverer was captured by ROV Seirios during a dive off American Samoa, at a depth of approximately 260 meters/853 feet).
Check out more short videos from us: oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/multimedia/video-shorts/welcome.html
Learn more about the 2017 work off American Samoa: oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/explorations/ex1702/welcome.html
Video courtesy of NOAA Ocean Exploration, 2017 American Samoa.
This [very] brief glimpse of a hammerhead shark swimming over remotely operated vehicle (ROV) Deep Discoverer was captured by ROV Seirios during a dive off American Samoa, at a depth of approximately 260 meters/853 feet).
Check out more short videos from us: oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/multimedia/video-shorts/welcome.html
Learn more about the 2017 work off American Samoa: oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/explorations/ex1702/welcome.html
Video courtesy of NOAA Ocean Exploration, 2017 American Samoa.
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Squid in Red
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We encountered this whiplash squid (Magnoteuthis magna) at a depth of 1,310 meters (4,300 feet) while exploring a canyon off the coast of Virginia during the Windows to the Deep 2019 expedition. This species is quite common below 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) along the Northeastern coast of the United States and feeds by extending its two long tentacles as it drifts along with the current. Access m...
Get a Load of This Octopus!
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Here's a mesmerizingly close look at an octopus (Muusoctopus sp.)! This amazing imagery was captured on remotely operated vehicle Deep Discoverer's cameras during a Seascape Alaska 5 dive to explore at 3,180 meters (2 miles) depth on a seamount in the Gulf of Alaska. While super cool to look at, these close zooms also provide scientists important details (like the two rows of suckers on the ani...
Just Another Day at the SKATE Park
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This skate was seen...skating...by at a depth of 2,420 meters (7,940 feet) during a dive off the coast of California during the 2023 Shakedown EXPRESS West Coast Exploration expedition. Learn more about the expedition: oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/explorations/express/ex2301/welcome.html Video courtesy of NOAA Ocean Exploration, 2023 Shakedown EXPRESS West Coast Exploration.
Now That's Deep...And CLOSE!
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Ever wonder what we mean when we talk about the "deep" ocean? For us, "deep" is greater than 200 meters (656 feet), which is the depth at which sunlight begins to dwindle. But the absence of sun does not equate to the absence of life... This giant grenadier (Albatrossia pectoralis) was seen (UP CLOSE!!) during the Seascape Alaska 5 expedition, while exploring off the north coast of Kodiak, Alas...
Not Your Average Lobster
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During the 2016 Hohonu Moana: Exploring Deep Waters off Hawaiʻi expedition, while exploring Castellano Seamount south of Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument in the Pacific Ocean, we encountered this small blind lobster, Homeryon asper. Named after the Greek poet Homer, this species is one of several in the family Polychelidae, found throughout the world ocean basins. While we don't encou...
Just for the Halibut!
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This halibut, which measured nearly a meter (three feet), was seen during NOAA Ocean Exploration's Seascape Alaska 5 expedition on NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer, while exploring off Lone Island in the Knight Island Passage of Prince William Sound. Learn more about the expedition: oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/explorations/seascape-alaska/ex2306/welcome.html Video courtesy of NOAA Ocean Exploratio...
An Octopus Nursery
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During Dive 12 of the Seascape Alaska 5 expedition while exploring Noyes Canyon, the team observed brooding behavior in the deep-sea octopus Graneledone boreopacifica, at a depth of 1,558 meters (5,112 feet), as well as a tiny juvenile octopus, (possibly Enteroctopus dofleini) later in the dive. Learn more about the expedition: oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/explorations/seascape-alaska/welcome...
We Are All Explorers...Even You!
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The spirit of curiosity has propelled the human desire to explore and better understand our natural world throughout time. To successfully address the modern-day challenges our ocean planet faces, contemporary ocean exploration continues to build on the knowledge of our predecessors while encompassing and empowering a broad range of perspectives and stakeholders. Learn more about NOAA Ocean Exp...
Don't Be Jelly of Big Red!
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This “big red jelly" (Tiburonia granrojo) was observed during the 900-meter (2,950-foot) transect to explore the water column on the first dive of the Seascape Alaska 3 expedition. Unlike other jellies, big red jellies use fleshy "feeding arms," visible in this video, instead of stinging tentacles to capture food. Living up to their “big red” common name, these jellies can be over one meter (th...
Dance Sea Cucumber, Dance!
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With the holiday season upon us, you may have heard of the “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy,” but what about the “Dance of the Sea Cucumber”? We observed this sea cucumber slowly lift off from the seafloor and launch into a mesmerizing slow “dance” during a Seascape Alaska dive off the coast of Kodiak, Alaska. While we most often see sea cucumbers (or holothurians) resting on the seafloor, chowin...
Bluntnose Sixgill Shark
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This beautiful male bluntnose sixgill shark (Hexanchus griseus) measured over 2 meters (6.5 feet) in length. It was seen while exploring off the north coast of Puerto Rico during the third Voyage to the Ridge 2022 expedition on NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. Fun facts about these sharks: - They only have one dorsal fin whereas most shark species have two dorsal fins - They are believed to live up ...
Hot Stuff! Exploring a Hydrothermal Vent
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During the second Voyage to the Ridge 2022 expedition, we explored the Moytirra Vent Field, which is the only deep high-temperature hydrothermal vent known between the Azores and the Reykjanes Ridge, south of Iceland. For most of the dive, we explored extinct areas around the vent site, as little is known about the organisms that live in hydrothermally inactive sulfide habitats on the northern ...
Exploration of Deep Waters of Glacier Bay National Park
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Exploration of Deep Waters of Glacier Bay National Park
Seafloor Mapping: The Foundation for Ocean Exploration
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Seafloor Mapping: The Foundation for Ocean Exploration
The Armored Searobin and the Brittle Star
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The Armored Searobin and the Brittle Star
Arrowhead Dogfish: 2019 Southeastern U.S. Deep-sea Exploration
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Arrowhead Dogfish: 2019 Southeastern U.S. Deep-sea Exploration
NOAA Ocean Exploration: 2022 Year in Review
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NOAA Ocean Exploration: 2022 Year in Review
Bro died with an emptied stomach 💀💀💀
I had a relative on the titanic he was only 17 when he died it’s a great shame for his loss and everyone else. Such a nice ship r.i.p to all
👌
Those large funnel openings are massive, some 25 feet, down there you would probably find more human shoes as some of Titanic victims was sucked down into those openings.
Brittle star “please can I play with you a little bit?” 🥺 Armored Searobin “agh! Get away from me!!” 😠
Imagine a man remained alive in it now.
I love how you can see the main ROV turning as fast as possible like qUICK QUICK TURN LEFT TURN LEFT lmao
3.8km not a joke 🥶
Filming the rover filming and just happened to catch a big hammerhead passing by. Definitely nailed it!
He's just a silly little baby 😭😭😭
I'll never forget as this was the very first video I have ever seen about the Titanic. I was messing around on Google Earth, just reading the I survived the sinking of the Titanic book I had randomly picked from the Elementary school scholastic fair they had. Here I am around 15 years later, the music still haunting me and the videos that fueled my historical nerdy side. RMS Titanic, The beginning of me becoming a historical nerd.
Amazing. Naturalistic evolution cannot explain its origin.
Hi OceanExploreGov! I'm working on a project about jellyfish and hydroids - could I show a clip of these hyroids ❓ (**With full credit on screen to you of course) 🙏
Wow 2024 😳
No sea life at all? Strange. Reminds me of no stars in the sky when Apollo supposedly went to the moon.
Anybody here from the animation?
a fish with feet
Yoink!
You need to install an ultraviolet spotlight to shoot fluorescent animals/invertebrates in complete darkness вам надо установить ультрафиолетовый прожектор для съемки в полной темноте флюоресцирующих животных/беспозвоночных
Nice video👌 ❣️💞🍎🍎💗🍎🍎💞❣️
Omg so spooky💀and i wish there was more footage
Wonderful
who’s here from that super cute sea creature animation channel!!
Came her after watching THAT animation 😅
You came from “that” video i know 😂
Titanic is a tomb 😢 people should RESPECT that 😢 stop disturbing their place of rest 😢thumbs down 😢don't recommend channel 😢
someone made an animation of this czcams.com/users/shortsVDicgxQ4UbQ?si=eK2gb1YYC6mN-XdY
Year 2024 July 8th Time : 00:15 Location : india
“Ok, nekkid apes, got an eyeful, already?!”
Otopucs
I'm still thinking about RMS Titanic I want know about RMS Titanic because i want show people this RMS Titanic one more 😢
Poor guy got camera shy
Love the veiws and sites of the deep. Thank you for letting us see another world.
Who is watching 2025 ?
Uff it's so sad seen
Really cool to see one swimming.
Magmapinna
who is here in 2024
Interesting sea animals.
Where is water ? Maybe this footage are 3d, not original 🤔
🇹🇳💔
The biggest big fin squid was 20 feet long and to find them they live 20,00 feet below the surface
It's mewmaxxing
Nani o shitteiru? Achi ike! go away!
Anyone else watched the animated Version ?
Yes
"what are you doing?? Go away!! Go away!!"
Mais comme tu as de grandes moustaches 😊
Cool I want to be a zoologist when I am older
Oh thats the source
Bro is this fish walking on the underwater sand?