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“The Ningaloo Canyons are just one of many vast underwater wonders we are about to discover that can help us better understand our planet.” Get the latest news from in your inbox.010 Uniform school system to be maintained - Variations.

“This research is vital to advance our understanding of that connection–and the importance of protecting these fragile ecosystems. “Our planet is deeply interconnected–what happens in the deep sea impacts life on land–and vice versa,” she said.

“We suspected these deep sea areas would be diverse but we have been blown away by the significance of what we have seen,”Ĭo-founder of Schmidt Ocean Institute Wendy Schmidt said there were countless deep sea creatures which had never been seen before and there were still many more to be discovered. WA Museum’s head of aquatic zoology Lisa Kirkendale described the finding as significant. The creature hasn’t been “formally measured” yet but seems “longer than any other animal” from remote measurements. The robot, named ROV SuBastian, completed 20 dives at depths of up to 4,500 meters over 181 hours of exploration. The deep sea predator was found on a joint mission by the WA Museum, Curtin University, Geoscience Australia and Scripps Institution of Oceanography using an underwater robot in the Ningaloo Canyons.

158&#39; long siphonophore

158' long siphonophore