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Oh my gosh!

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A swordfish.

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A swordfish just flew by.

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Cool.

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You might not be seeing much overall biology,
but that does not necessarily mean that it's

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barren.

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There's a lot within the coral rubble, living
within it, housed within it, using it as protection.

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We get a small glimpse of them and when we
do zoom in on maybe a sponge or some other feature.

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Hydroid?Crinoid?

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I think it's a tiny crinoid!

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Oh, he's so tiny!

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You can see his little legs under him.

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If you take the time to look around at some
of the coral rubble, you can start to see

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a lot of that life come into play.

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They're very important in the overall cycle
that occurs on these ridges and mounds and

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in the deep ocean,
so each organism does play a role in the overall

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ecosystem in making sure that it's still functioning.