Okeanos Explorer Video Bite: Double Squid Encounter - Northeast U.S. Canyons 2013 скачать в хорошем качестве

Okeanos Explorer Video Bite: Double Squid Encounter - Northeast U.S. Canyons 2013

Two species of squid pass by the ROV in this clip. The first squid appears opaque and 'shimmery', while the second squid is a deep red color. The red squid is also exhibiting some very interesting behavioral traits, presumably trying to make itself look like less of a meal. Also notable were the encounters with an octopus and several eels. Like what you see here? For even more cool footage, plus live exploration, visit http://www.innerspacecenter.org Also check out our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter to stay updated:   / innerspacecenter     / innerspacectr   Inner Space Center "video bites" are short glimpses into underwater exploration. Using our professional broadcast equipment, watchstanders can cut and publish these clips in less than 5 minutes after the ship's live satellite broadcast reaches ISC Mission Control. In less than 1 minute after that, in-house and remote production groups can connect to our servers and pull these high-definition clips for up-to-the-minute reporting. This is a low-resolution version of an HD video stream sent from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer to the Inner Space Center live via satellite link. Video courtesy of the NOAA Okeanos Explorer Program. All views and opinions expressed in this video feed are those of the speaker and are not attributable to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration or any other federal agency. Copyright Ocean Exploration Trust & Sea Research Foundation