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Oh yeah. There's three right there.

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Oh. What do they have there?

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Oooooh! Ooooh my gosh! It's a feeding frenzy. Oh my gosh.

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What are they eating? A swordfish.

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This is so rare to be able to see something like this.

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This is a really good example of how carbon from the surface or the midwater is transferred down into the benthos and consumed by other organisms.

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So this is really, seeing this whole cycle of carbon transfer in action, which, I don't think that we've ever seen this before.

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I definitely have not.

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We're getting close to the end of our dive, and to be able to observe these animals in their natural habitat, feeding, is pretty remarkable.

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Oh. Big grouper.

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Oh. The grouper's got a shark. What? What? Zoom out, zoom out, zoom out.

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Oh my gosh.

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Oh my gosh.

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The grouper used us as cover to catch a shark.

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Yes. That has a whole shark in its mouth.

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No way.

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More evidence, really, of how these systems work.

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Wow. I'm gonna remember this forever.