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A research log of a polar and deep-sea scientist. Currently at McMurdo Station, Antarctica. Follow our adventures and send in questions.

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Methane seeps amidst huge bubblegum corals? Why not! Learn how an unexpected methane seep discovery during E/V Nautilus dive to look for corals & sponges brought together teams from Sanctuaries (NOAA) & Thurber Lab @ OSU, CEOAS - Oregon State : oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/2…

Methane seeps amidst huge bubblegum corals? Why not! 

Learn how an unexpected methane seep discovery during <a href="/EVNautilus/">E/V Nautilus</a> dive to look for corals &amp; sponges brought together teams from <a href="/sanctuaries/">Sanctuaries (NOAA)</a> &amp; <a href="/ColdDarkBenthos/">Thurber Lab @ OSU</a>, <a href="/OSUCEOAS/">CEOAS - Oregon State</a> : oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/2…
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Tanner Crab and Deep-Sea Coral seen during current expedition. 5 days left exploring the Cascadia Margin Deep. @ceoasoregonstate Ciber Nautilus @noaaoceanexploration instagram.com/p/CFm9kaJjTem/…

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See you on the seafloor in an hour. 1100m Washington’s Quinault Canyon. Exploring seeps. Join at Nautiluslive.org Ciber Nautilus @noaaoceanexploration @ceoasoregonstate instagram.com/p/CFocdkUDGFK/…

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Science is sometimes like doing the dishes underwater. Scrubbing experimental cages as part of a study on fishing and nutrient impacts on reefs at the Moorea Coral Reef LTER site. @NSFfunded Burkepile Lab CEOAS - Oregon State Vega Thurber Lab Dr. Rowan McLachlan

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We're off to a 2-day Field Safety Training Program course, which means sleeping out in the elements and no time for blogging. Be back soon!