Sea cucumbers in this area are absolutely enormous.
This one might be one of the biggest ones I've ever seen. It's got to be at least 20 centimeters long.
How graceful. Yeah.
I find it so fascinating because the shallow water sea cucumbers are really stuck to the bottom,
they're not as flexible as this, where they can propel themselves off the seafloor.
Constantly feeding. These sea cucumbers are feeding on the depositions in the sediment here.
Basically grabbing fistfuls of sediment, forcing it into their mouths, trying to extract any sort of organic material out of it.
This one's a hungry one.
You really have to pass a lot of sediment through your gut to get any nutrition out of the sediment.
It's kind of an interesting shot from Seirios view with all the sea cucumbers.
There's just sea cucumbers everywhere.
Change the name of this dive from mounds to Holothurian Hill.
Yeah, they're everywhere.