In this video, we see Crab Spa through a thicket of tubeworms and mussels. View video »
Expedition 15:
Jan. 2 - 22, 2014
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Expedition 15 VideosThis site, which researchers discovered just a few days ago, is nicknamed “Teddy Bear” because of the hairy-looking mats that coat the rocks nearby. Although researchers are fairly certain that these “hairs” are actually thin strands of bacteria, they don’t yet know which bacteria they may be. The scientists were able to collect samples, though, and will analyze them back on shore.
In this video, researchers stumbled across this ghostly white octopus. View video » 
In this video, watch long, thin worms are commonly known as “spaghetti worms.” View video »
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