This is a feature lovingly named the "Richardson Jellyfish."
When you look at the bathymetry of this area, it has a very strange shape to it.
The Okeanos Explorer has been out here mapping in this Blake Plateau region since I guess about 2010, 2011.
Since that time, we've actually mapped over 65,000 square kilometers of seafloor.
That's about the size of West Virginia or so. So that's a very impressive thing to have done in our 10 years occupation of the Okeanos Explorer and our seafloor mapping endeavors.
We keep finding these mounds. We keep finding these ridges. We keep finding these scarps. That have evidence of life that was previously unknown to be there.
That's what we do on the Okeanos Explorer is that we connect these pieces, we investigate and we explore.
It's very exciting and fun time to provide, again, that spatial context, which I love connecting those dots.