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(Jesse Hawley) Next up Sophie's going to tell us about the
latest voyage on the R.V. Investigator. Sampling the Abyss.
(Sophie Schmidt) An International team of Researchers,
led by Museums Victoria on our very own R.V. Investigator,
they recently returned from a voyage which was called
Sampling the Abyss. Ominous, right?
(Jesse Hawley) With tweezers, gloves.
(Sophie Schmidt) I don't want to go there.
They say the voyage started in Tasmania and it went
all the way up to Fraser Island in Queensland.
Forty scientists from 14 different organisations
(Jesse Hawley) What a party.
(Sophie Schmidt) Many countries, yeah it was.
(Jesse Hawley) It's like the Olympics on a boat.
(Sophie Schmidt) Yes, sailing off into the unknown
because literally, the Eastern Abyss is a place
and no-one's really been there.
(Jesse Hawley) Does it have its own Wikipedia article?
(Sophie Schmidt) I don't know. Or maybe Google reviews.
If Antarctica's got it...
(Sophie Schmidt) It's the first time the Eastern Abyss
has been surveyed properly.
(Jesse Hawley) Oh wow. How deep is it, tell me about it?
(Sophie Schmidt) Well the area they were looking at
went down four kilometres, 4000 metres.
So thinking about living on the bottom of the ocean floor,
there's not much to eat, there's no real need
to have muscle mass if you're down there, so largely,
you sit and wait for something to drop down.
(Jesse Hawley) It's like me on my day off.
(Sophie Schmidt) They also came across our
very own favourite, Mr Blobby.
(Jesse Hawley) A Blob fish?
(Sophie Schmidt) Blob fish, yes.
He's widely understood as the ugliest fish in the world.
(Jesse Hawley) There's that classic photo where he has got
the little bit of solidified saliva coming out the side of his lips.
(Sophie Schmidt) No-one wiped it up. It's just like,
what's the point in humans voting for the ugliest fish?
Like, the other fish are going to get offended or something.
(Jesse Hawley) Yes. There are standards as well,
if only the fish could vote for who they
thought was the ugliest fish.
Blob fishes would be like,
on the other end of the spectrum in their books.
(Sophie Schmidt) Well there's also a faceless fish that they
came across, which was a really big deal.
(Jesse Hawley) Wouldn't that be the ugliest one? It doesn't have a face.
(Sophie Schmidt) It doesn't have a face, it looks like a blob,
like a palindromic blob that's slightly elongated.
(Jesse Hawley) Maybe you should Google 'faceless fish', if you're interested.
(Sophie Schmidt) Yes, it's beautiful and terrible.
(Jesse Hawley) Draw your own face on it, if you like.
(Sophie Schmidt) I guess, these are the sort of things that happen
when there's so many pressures to survive.
Like nature just gives out what it can.
(Jesse Hawley) When the lights are off you look as funny as this.
Switch the light's off and then yeah,
masquerade party for the bottom of the ocean.
(Sophie Schmidt) It's what's inside that counts.
And sadly, they also came across quite a lot of rubbish, lumps of coal.
(Jesse Hawley) Four k's, lumps of coal?
(Sophie Schmidt) Yes.
(Jesse Hawley) Don't we need that, we don't throw it in the…
(Jesse Hawley) Rubbish is refuse like you're done with that,
Coal's got energy potential.
(Sophie Schmidt) Steam ships apparently,
used to just throw it off the side.
(Jesse Hawley) OK, so it's old school coal?
(Sophie Schmidt) Yes. It's 200 years of coal.
(Jesse Hawley) 200 years of coal.
(Sophie Schmidt) Yes, it's pretty crazy.
(Jesse Hawley) Like a sequel for a movie.
I don't know what movie. I didn't plan that far ahead,
200 years of coal.
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