Millions of sea creatures lived on the Elly platform off the California coast. Will they survive the oil spill?

LOS ANGELES — Perched high above the waves about nine miles off the coast of Huntington Beach, the oil processing platform known as Elly looks like an industrial eyesore – a tangle of hard metal surfaces, cranes and pipes.
But plunge 30 feet beneath the waves, and you enter a psychedelic wonderland

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