Highlights: 00:14:20 Anemone - Phelliactis 00:27:29 Blue whiting 00:34:36 Anemone - Actinauge richardi 00:54:20 Spectacular shoal of blue whiting

Muddy sediment with occasional cobbles and boulders and frequent crustaceans. The anemone Phelliactis sp., the asteroid Porania pulvillus and the holothurian Parastichopus tremulus and Serpulidae sp.

START VIDEO [00:00:00]/10:25. Mud cloud as soon as the video starts. [1] Muddy sediment with occasional cobbles/boulder on up slope. Parastichopus tremulus OTU266 dominate. [00:09:00] [2] Cobbles on mud down slope. Crustaceans are frequent among rocks. [00:10:00] [3] Again mud slope. [00:13:00] [4] Cobbles/boulders on mud slope. P. tremulus dominate. In some rocks, Phelliactis sp. OTU255 dominate. [00:15:00] [5] Mud sediment. [00:16:00] [6] Large boulders host Phelliactis sp., Porania pulvillus OTU263 and Parastichopus tremulus. [00:18:00] [7] Mud sediment on slope. [00:20:00] Occasional cobble/boulders. [00:25:00] Boulders on up slope host serpulidae sp and P. tremulus. [00:30:00] Mud cloud. [00:31:00] ROV stops for imagery of cf. Clavulariidae sp OTU289. [00:34:00] Here dense colony of Actinauge richardi OTU499 on large boulders. [00:36:00] [8] Mud sediment again. [00:40:00] [9] Again colony of A. richardi on boulders and cobbles. [00:42:00] Large boulders/bedrock. A. richardi dominate. [00:45:00] [10] Mud slope. [00:47:00] [11] Boulders host A. richardi. [00:48:00] [12] From this point a plethora of Micromesistius poutassou OTU439 persist throughout the rest of the dive. At time vision is obscured due to mud cloud flared by fish. END VIDEO [00:01:30]/11:55.