From Wholphin Issue No. 2:
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When Brad Seibel's 2000 paper suggested squids brood, it was called "erroneous." Years later, with the help of Steve Haddock, Seibel had t...
When Brad Seibel's 2000 paper suggested squids brood, it was called "erroneous." Years later, with the help of Steve Haddock, Seibel had the opportunity to take a submersible 7,000 feet below the sea where he captured this footage confirming his hypothesis. Take that, cephalopod traditionalists!
The song is "I'll Read You a Story" by Colleen, courtesy of The Leaf Label with arrangement by Woodwork Music.
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How did you manage to be in the right place at the right time?! I wonder how many were born? How many become survive till adulthood? Just goes to show how little we know about what lurks beneath. Awesome
My apologies! You were right about the depth these images were taken: between 1500 and 2500 meters. Nevertheless, it would be interesting to have the exact depth measurements. An awesome document, however.
It seems hard to believe that this happened at 7000 feet below the sea, given the fact that there's still some light to be seen. Looks like it was between 250-300 meters deep instead. Anyway, I suggest to see this either in silence or with some Autechre's song like Silverside from their 1994 album called Amber. This is a truly moving scene, so awesome and meaningful in its own way. Thanks for such an outstanding achievement.
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