The Gallery
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Video Galleries
To view a video, please click on its thumbnail.
COPYRIGHT INFORMATION: The video clips used on this site have been supplied by staff and students of the University of Aberdeen. These images must not be reproduced without the express permission of the owners. Please contact the the Web Design Unit in the first instance.
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The Oceanlab webcam Watch out for the wildlife in the Oceanlab hedgerow. A partridge family, weasels, rabbits, foxes, geese, pheasants and others are regular visitors. Click on the image to view. Note. If you are visiting the web cam for the first time may be asked to install Axis Media Control in order to view the streaming video. This is normal. |
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The world's deepest ever video of live fish. Lirarids Filmed at 7703m in the Japan Trench, October 2008
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Deep sea shrimp filmed at 6007m in the Kermadec Trench, July 2007 | |
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Grenadier (Rat tail). Filmed at 5469m on the edge of the Marianas Trench, November 2007. | |
Bioluminescence |
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Left. An Ostracod, One of the animals known to produce bioluminescence. Right. A fantastic display of luminescence observed at 1000m depth where some of the light explosions produced are the size of footballs. |
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Deployment of the ISIT lander used to research spontaneous and stimulated bioluminescence in the water column and benthic boundary layer to depths in excess of 4000m.
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Bioluminescence filmed using the ISIT lander in Profile mode as it falls through the water column | |
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Bioluminescence filmed using the ISIT lander in baited mode to view the sea floor.
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 Autonomous Fish Respirometer (FRESP) |
 High-speed video lander (SPRINT) |
 Watch the Ythan tides in the month of June 2005 |