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Large prawn feeding at bait.![Cusk eels]()
Large cusk eels feeding at bait at over 3.7 miles deep.![Arrow tooth eel]()
Large arrow tooth eel captured from the trench.![Cusk eels and prawns]()
Large cusk eels and prawns.![Cusk eels]()
Large cusk eels.![The team]()
The scientific team from voyage with one of the deep sea landers. Clockwise from Alan Jamieson (in yellow hat), Thom Linley, Ryan Eustace, Mackenzie Gerringer, Heather Ritchie, Steve Bailey.Deep sea oddities from the New Hebrides Trench
Scientists from the University of Aberdeen and New Zealand have captured on camera hours of footage of rarely seen animals following the world’s first deep sea biology expedition to the New Hebrides Trench in the South Pacific.
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- Deep sea oddities from the New Hebrides Trench
