By Kevin Zelnio, on  November 15th, 2011 Adaptations, Organisms, Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls Hydrothermal Vents, Neptune Canada, pycnogonid, sea spider, time lapse Our friends at Neptune Canada have posted this time-lapse video on their Youtube Page. Note the zillions of sea spiders (Pycnogonids), this is a feature of the Northwest Pacific vent province, we rarely see so many pycnogonids at other vents around the world. Sea spiders, tubeworms, scaleworms, limpets and snails crawl about in a . . . → Read More: What 1 hour of Deep-Sea Vent Life Looks Like in 2 Minutes
Katleen Robert is a deep sea ecologist and graduate student at University of Victoria who was interviewed for NEPTUNE Canada. Listen to her reasons for becoming an ocean scientist!
Serioulsy though, I cannot get enough of the Neptune Canada youtube channel. You won’t find this stuff on Animal Planet kids. Loving it! Whats your favorite caption? I kind of think “Hey man what’s your problem? Just trying to dance here. What? Ocean not big enough for you?” . . . → Read More: And the Rattail Was All Like ‘Dude! Just Trying to Get a Drink Here’
A new upload to Neptune Canada’s Youtube channel shows the deliciously fun-loving Halibut! OK, everyone all at once: Awwwwwwww!! So cute! “During installation testing of the Vertical Profiler System at 400m on Barkley Slope, curious halibut visited ROPOS for an eyeful.” . . . → Read More: ROPOS – A Halibut Playground
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