Oh my gosh!
A swordfish.
A swordfish just flew by.
Cool.
You might not be seeing much overall biology, but that does not necessarily mean that it's
barren.
There's a lot within the coral rubble, living within it, housed within it, using it as protection.
We get a small glimpse of them and when we do zoom in on maybe a sponge or some other feature.
Hydroid?Crinoid?
I think it's a tiny crinoid!
Oh, he's so tiny!
You can see his little legs under him.
If you take the time to look around at some of the coral rubble, you can start to see
a lot of that life come into play.
They're very important in the overall cycle that occurs on these ridges and mounds and
in the deep ocean, so each organism does play a role in the overall
ecosystem in making sure that it's still functioning.