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"    Electronic jellyfish   Electronic jellyfish (e-jelly) constructed of a ring of blue Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs). (Video courtesy of E. Widder)     A Mastigoteuthis Squid at 1,600 ft    A very large squid was caught on film this morning deep in the Gulf of Mexico. A one-of-a-kind technology, called the Eye-in-the-Sea, captured the giant lurking in front of its red light cameras over 1,600 ft below the surface. The event was triggered by a bioluminescence (light) sensor that turned the camera on, capturing a few seconds of the deep-water predator before it swam away. This marks the first time a squid has ever been filmed by this unobtrusive observation tool. Initial studies identify the squid as a Mastigoteuthis, approximately six ft in length. The science team will re-deploy the camera system on the sea floor for 24-hour periods over the next week. Stay tuned for more updates from sea.      Giant (~12 ft) 6 gill shark attacking the CLAM   Giant (~12 ft) 6 gill shark attacking the CLAM on the front of the Eye-in-the-Sea.    Want to see more images and video? Check out NOAA&amp;#039;s Ocean Explorer web site. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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