Highlights: 00:32:22 Small clump of Lophelia 00:42:33 Parazoanthus on wreck, shoal of pollack 00:47:40 Fishing net

The sediment here is primarily soft sand with occasional areas of pebbles and small rocks. Conspicuous fauna consists largely of ophiuroids and anemones. A large uncharted steel hulled ship wreck is observed, with fishing gear snagged on it. Shoals of pollack are abundant here.

START VIDEO [00:00:00]/14:19. Shipwreck circumnavigation with abundant shoal of pollack. Dive lasts less than 1 hour. [1] ROV landed on sandy/muddy/silky seafloor with sparse and scarce epifauna. Encountered mainly burrowing fauna, although visibility is poor at this point. [00:05:00] Visibility is poor here. Ophiomusa lymani are frequently present in this area. [00:08:00] ROV stops. Seafloor is sandy and muddy. The field is covered in fluffy-shaped organic matter (possibly). 2 x pushcores sampled. [00:28:00] rubbish/human-made object. [00:38:00] [2] Dense aggregations of ophiuroids (possibly Ophiomusa lymani (orange)). [00:41:00] Here, an object that looks like a chain (anchor chain) is encountered . [00:42:00] [3] Now ROV encounters rusty shipwreck with abundant ophiuroids at the bottom with sparse aggregations of actiniaria. The shipwreck is covered in zoanthids. Shoal of Pollack swimming in and around the shipwreck. The shipwreck has fishing nets with buoyants attached to the ropes. [00:51:00] ROV moves forwards. [4] Here seafloor is sandy and muddy with sparse epifauna. Pollack are still present until END VIDEO [00:54:00]/15:13.