ALT A long profile photo of the CTD on a yellow crane, taken from inside the dock area of the SDA. Scientists stand in profile against a shining Antarctic sea.
ALT An aerial photo of the RRS Sir David Attenborough cutting through sea ice
ALT A wooden whale tail mounted on a wooden block in the shape of Antarctic, which has the number 40 carved into it.
ALT A small wooden figure of a whale in motion - it could fit in the palm of your hand. The wood is dark with visible carving lines that accentuate the feeling of movement.
ALT Five whales drawn in fine scientific detail using many tightly clustered black in dots.
ALT The sir David Attenborough pulled up in harbour in the Falklands
ALT The bow of the ship
ALT A gentoo penguin in the harbour
ALT The RRS Sir David Attenborough in the distance with gentoo penguins in the foreground
ALT Signy Station viewed from a boat
ALT A map showing the location of the Hesperides Deep
ALT The catch from an Agassiz trawl, including stones and starfish
ALT Deploying the trawl. Crew and scientists dressed in orange and attached to safety lines.
ALT A close up of a starfishโs upper surface
ALT Starfish, brittle stars, bivalves, sea cucumbers, an urchin, an anemone and a squid beak - all on a black background
ALT A muddy sea floor seen from above. Sea cucumbers and worm tubes are visible
ALT A screen grab from a video of the sea floor shows a white sea anemone surrounded by mud
ALT The epibenthic sledge hanging over the back of the ship
ALT The Agassiz trawl being deployed at night
ALT The CTD being deployed
ALT A map showing the depth of the tow basins of the Hesperides Deep (5,300 m and 5,600 m).
ALT A screen capture of the bathymetry system used to measure ocean depth saying 5608 m
ALT A map showing the location of the Hesperides Deep
ALT The catch from an Agassiz trawl, including stones and starfish
ALT Deploying the trawl. Crew and scientists dressed in orange and attached to safety lines.
ALT A close up of a starfishโs upper surface
