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During feeding and burrowing, many epibenthic and infaunal animals bioturbate sediments and form a range of traces called lebensspuren (German for ‘life traces’), defined as any type of sedimentary structure produced by a living organism. During a 2020 survey along western Australia in the Gascoyne Marine Park, a distinct trace was observed several times, identical to the ‘spider trace’ observed in a 2007 survey along eastern Australia, over 4000 km away. The purpose of this brief note is to document and describe the occurrence of this unique and distinctive type of lebensspuren and to discuss ways in which similar observations may be effectively shared to increase our understanding of deep-sea biology.
the engines were pulled from the ocean floor. if it s small like that black boxes, you can put a little basket on the rov and the arms from the rov can pick it up and put in the the basket. but the remote underwater vehicles can only carry about 4,000 pounds so anything heavier, like a large piece of the fuselage will have to be attached to a cable and pulled to the surface by a crane on the ship. randi kaye cnn, new york. let s talk about the search for flight 8501 with sea operations specialist tim taylor also the president of tiburon subsea research, a company that specializes in rovs and auvs and underwater imagery. welcome back tim. the head of search and rescue says most of the passengers are probably still inside the plane strapped in their seats. how difficult will it be to get to those passengers? divers are going to probably be the choice tool of choice on this one once they low cot
flight 8501 are the same used searching for missing malaysian airlines flight. the ja is ais only 100 feet deep compared to the indian ocean where flight 370 is believed to have crashed, the depth is about 13,000 feet in certain areas, deeper than the height of the tallest building of the world in dubai, the empire state building and the eiffel tower. specialist tim taylor is also the president of tiburon subsea recertain, a company that specializes in rovs and auvs and underwater imagery. welcome back. i m glad you re here. let s talk about the weather and how that s affecting the search. weather is always going to hamper it and with the 50 knot winds it s near impossible to work out there. but that being said if i was running this operation, if i was leading this i would seriously look since they re out of the visual hunting stage, not out of it but it s narrowed down where they can start putting sonar or