Bob3
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It sounds like Rich Pyle has been busy again; reading about some of the dives he used to make is pretty entertaining.
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It sounds like Rich Pyle has been busy again; reading about some of the dives he used to make is pretty entertaining.
...The moral of this story is to not believe everything you read or hear! I would be interested in more on the scorpionfish!
From the same source?
Wonder if they call their sub HURLS?KHNL8:It has red scales, white eyes, and scaly fins. And it's gone completely undiscovered, until now. The Scorpion Fish was just discovered in the ocean off Maui by self proclaimed 'fish nerd' Dr. Richard Pyle.
"Finding a new species of fish in Hawaii is very unusual especially one that's this large and fairly conspicuous," Pyle said. "We weren't expecting to find this."
Pyle and a team of researchers found the never seen before fish using the Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory's Submarine.
"At this depth range of about 165 to 330 feet, which is significant because it's deeper than what most scuba divers can do and shallower than where most previous research with submarines go, so its a really unexplored zone of reef," Pyle said.
And his writings on IWR also make for some interesting reading.
Rickg
Now I'm curious. Not that you could dive it, but how far down can water seep into the mantle?
This was probably sandwiched between some war story and an "OMG Brittneys sister is pregnant" segment.