Literally drop whatever you're doing and tune into the ROV divestream: https://youtu.be/7vmqCc9OJk8
This dive is the shallowest yet, a coral reef just below 200m, full of amazing creatures we haven't seen so far this expedition. The scientists are endearingly excited.
A red-and-white striped fish with a long thin "nose" photobombs a close-up view of a white coral covered in little polyps.
An octopus, reddish and with pointed bits to match the pink polyps around it, rests on a coral reef with its U-shaped eye closed.
A whole school of the same kind of fish, which have a sort of brown stripe running down the side of their body and yellow tail fins. They are swimming around in an elegant flowing pattern.
A large fish, two-toned with a darker dorsal half and silvery ventral half, stares agape at the ROV camera as, in the background, the robot arm is inserting a push core (a clear cylinder for sampling sediment).
