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Atlantic Wolffish
No full textAn Atlantic Wolffish observed near rocks at the Lincoln site west of Shetlan
Sessile invertebrates on a rock
No full textSessile invertebrates on a rock on the seabed and a large Cancer paguru
Animals attracted to baited camera
No full textAttracted to baitBrosme brosme (tuskfish), Scyliorhinus canicula (lesser spotted dogfish/small spotted catshark) and hermit crabs (Pagurus sp.) attracted to baited camera experiment
Small spotted catshark/Lesser-spotted dogfish
No full textAttracted to bait3 individuals attracted to a baited camera at Halifax. The first individual arrived just 4 minutes after deployment of the bai
Small spotted catshark/Lesser-spotted dogfish
No full textA lesser-spotted dogfish close to the well head at Halifa
Ophiuroid attracted to baited camera experiment
No full textAttracted to baitAn ophiuroid attracted to bai
Ling at baited camera experiment
No full textAttracted to baitMolva molva (Ling) attracted to baited camera experimen
Catshark and crabs at baited camera
No full textAttracted to baitLarge Cancer pagurus (Brown crab/Edible crab) and Scyliorhinus canicula (lesser spotted dogfish/small spotted catshark) attracted to baited camera experiment
Gadus morhua
No full textThe cod was feeding on crustaceans in the water column.A cod appeared as we examined the sponge with the ROV's video and stills camera. It was catching small crustaceans that were attracted to the vehicle's lights. The sponge resembles Mycale sp. Also note the numerous ophiuroids (brittle stars) on the sponge and the galatheid (squat lobster) in the foreground
Ipnops sp.
No full textSitting on the seafloorThere are three known species of Ipnops. I. agassizi (shaloower than 2000 m) and I. meadi (deeper than 3500 m) are found in the Indian Ocean. It is not possible to identify this specimen to species level