A sponge at 1600 meters depth

A sponge at 1600 meters depth. Brown edges of dead tissue and accumulated schmutz (organic debris) from the water column highlight the interesting 3-D shape of the sponge.

Photo Date: 2005 August 18

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Author: North Atlantic Stepping Stones Science Party, IFE, URI-IAO; NOAA/OAR/OER/ NOAA

License: Public Domain Mark 1.0 (Public domain)

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