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Glass Sponge

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A Moment With A Beautiful Glass Sponge

Two Weeks of Diversity in the Central Pacific

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Two Weeks of Diversity in the Central Pacific

Anglerfish

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Toothy Anglerfish Grins at Hercules' Camera

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Let's Go Deep, Like Really Deep, Into the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument

Speedy Sea Urchin Gallops Across the Ocean Floor

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Speedy Sea Urchin Gallops Across the Ocean Floor

Oceanic Whitetip Sharks

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Wonderous Whitetip Sharks Caught on Camera

Slime Star Surprises Scientists near Kingman Reef

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Slime Star Surprises Scientists near Kingman Reef

Hydrolagus chimera

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Creeping Chimera in Palmyra Atoll National Wildlife Refuge

Legacy image

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Students Study the Geological History of Palmyra Atoll and Kingman Reef

Four Incredible Creature Sightings on Palmyra Atoll

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Four Incredible Creature Sightings on Palmyra Atoll

A school of manini at Kingman Reef NWR.

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Continuing Our Exploration of Unknown Seamounts Near Kingman Reef and Palmyra Atoll

oin our 2022 Expedition Season: 8 Months of the Central Pacific

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Join our 2022 Expedition Season: 8 Months of the Central Pacific

OET announces Dr. Daniel Wagner as Chief Scientist

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OET Announces Dr. Daniel Wagner as Chief Scientist

Announcing the Ocean Exploration Trust’s 2022 expedition program aboard E/V Nautilus exploring areas of the central Pacific Ocean near the Hawaiian Islands.

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E/V Nautilus Launches 2022 Season: 8 Months in the Central Pacific

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Tour E/V Nautilus (With Recent Updates!)

Milene Cormier stands in front of a monitor presenting a scientific briefing

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Join the Nautilus Exploration Program at the Ocean Sciences Meeting 2022

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2022 Expedition Patch Design Contest Artwork

Watch the full video for splendid footage of backwards-swimming eels, pouty anglerfish, carnivorous sponges and even a sea cucumber known as the “headless chicken”.

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Stunning Display of Biodiversity on Un-surveyed Seamount

Take a peek into our dive along Unnamed Seamount D near the Chautauqua Seamounts and you’ll see a dumbo octopus, deepsea lizardfish, brightly colored corals, and bioluminescent comb jellies.

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Colorful Critters of All Shapes and Sizes on Unnamed Seamount D

Stay tuned to learn more about our 2022 expedition season, launching in February 2022!

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2021 Expedition Highlights Reel - A Year of Wonders

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The Secrets of Deep Sea Sponges

View from above of ROV Hercules exploring the seafloor illuminating a rocky patch

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NOAA OECI Science Seminar: Exploring Volcanoes Under the Sea

A delicate tunicate (aka “sea squirt”) floating in the current.

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Camera-Ready Critters On Never-Before-Surveyed Seamounts

The geologic origin of the seamounts near Chautauqua Seamount remains a question.

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Deepening our Understanding of Hawai'iʻs Volcanic History on Expedition Luʻuaeahikiikekualonokai

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