Highlights: 00:19:50 Epizoanthus pagurophilus 00:20:06 White sea cucumber 01:11:33 Unknown pressure, bullets? 01:26:15 Aggregation of juvenile sea cucumbers 01:33:29 Anemone

Of Note: Unusual areas of disturbed sediment.

Seafloor is a gentle slope of soft sediment and burrows. Fauna include starfish, a variety of anemones (Phelliactis sp. & cerianthids) and holothurians, including Mesothuria sp. Dense aggregations of larvae / amphipods observed on occasion. Smooth furrows evident in sediment, origin unknown. Observed munitions shell casings.

START VIDEO [00:00:00]/04:19. The entire dive is set on homogenous biotope of muddy moderate slope with sparse echinoids and holothurians. [1] Muddy slope with scarce epifauna. [00:01:00] ROV stops for sampling two pushcores. [01:11:00] Unknown pressure on muddy slope, possibly bullets. [01:11:00] – [01:21:00] ROV stops for imagery and sampling of unidentified pressure. [01:21:00] [2] Biotopes changes muddy moderate slope with scarce epifauna and scattered Elpidiidae sp. aggregations. [01:24:00] ROV stops for imagery of small sea cucumbers aggregations (<1cm). [01:34:00] Here aggregations of sea cucumbers recorded. [01:35:00] [3] Muddy slope with scarce epifauna. [01:45:00] now the ROV films a big burrow of unknown origins (it has a rectangular shape, > 1 m long and < 1 m in width). END VIDEO [01:46:00]/05:43.