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Those large funnel openings are massive, some 25 feet, down there you would probably find more human shoes as some of Titanic victims was sucked down into those openings.
I'll never forget as this was the very first video I have ever seen about the Titanic. I was messing around on Google Earth, just reading the I survived the sinking of the Titanic book I had randomly picked from the Elementary school scholastic fair they had. Here I am around 15 years later, the music still haunting me and the videos that fueled my historical nerdy side. RMS Titanic, The beginning of me becoming a historical nerd.
Hi OceanExploreGov! I'm working on a project about jellyfish and hydroids - could I show a clip of these hyroids ❓ (**With full credit on screen to you of course) 🙏
You need to install an ultraviolet spotlight to shoot fluorescent animals/invertebrates in complete darkness вам надо установить ультрафиолетовый прожектор для съемки в полной темноте флюоресцирующих животных/беспозвоночных
