Highlights: 00:14:57 Purple sea cucmber 00:22:40 Radicipes cf. gracilis 00:40:48 Fish 00:46:50 Sea pen - Umbellula 00:55:16 Pink sea cucumber 01:01:38 fish 01:04:01 Orange anemone 01:26:36 Octocoral - Anthomastus

The seafloor is a soft muddy bottom on a gentle slope with frequent burrows. Epifauna is sparse and includes a variety of holothurians and the octocoral Radicipes sp.. Flocculent material, most likely marine snow is observed. Litter identified included plastic and metal.

START VIDEO [00:00:00]/03:59. Muddy slope with scarce epifauna with a few pockets of organic fluffy sediments (no visible epifauna living on them). [1] ROV lands on muddy slope with scattered pteropod shells. Throughout the whole dive, muddy slope with scarce epifauna with a few pockets of organic fluffy sediments (no visible epifauna living on them). [00:16:00] ROv stops for imagery of purple sea cucumber (poss Benthothuria). [00:19:00] ROV stops for imagery of orange anemone. [00:22:00] ROV stops for sampling Radicipes sp. . [01:04:00] ROV stops for imagery and sampling of orange anemone (unsuccessful sampling). While the ROV descends on the seafloor, it provokes mud cloud/vision obscured for a while. [01:18:00] Rusty man made object on seafloor. [01:21:00] ROV stops and attempts to sample man-made object (aborted). [01:26:18] ROV stops for imagery of Anthomastus grandiflorus. END VIDEO [01:33:00]/05:00.