A scaleworm and barnacles with feeding tentacles extended.

An orange scaleworm

Barnacles and a large scaleworm.

A scaleworm with barnacles and a small gastropod.

Weird worms? Orange iron oxide would indicate proximity to a hydrothermal site.

Bristle worms?

A sipunculan worm (a peanut worm) on a pebbly substrate

An acorn worm

A yellowheaded bristle worm.

A whitish pink anemone that blends in with the sandy background.

A large orange anemone with yellow base on a rock outcrop.

A reddish pink anemone on a black rock outcrop with sandy patches.

delicate white coral with a yellowish orange anemone attached with a white base.

A white venus flytrap anemone with a white hard coral in the background and a small round white sponge.

A closeup of the white venus flytrap anemone.

A reddish purple anemone with white dots at the end of its tentacles.

A reddish purple anemone with white dots at the end of its tentacles.

Perhaps a cup coral with tentacles extended.

A pinkish red pompom anemone.

A red anemone with a yellow base.

Either a translucent anemone attached to a rock outcrop or a jellyfish hovering above the outcrop.

A pinkish anemone attached to a rock outcrop with much sand and mud in the vicinity.

A number of anemones attached to a snail.

A translucent anemone with white spots at the end of its tentacles.

A small whitish orange anemone with a tube worm directly behind.

A long-tentacled reddish anemone on a rock outcrop

A reddish crab with numerous spikes for protection, a white holothurian, and a large red anemone.

An orange anemone, crinoids and whip corals on rock outcrops.

Antipatharian coral (black coral) Bathypathes sp.

Closeup. Antipatharian coral (black coral) Bathypathes sp.

Branching corals. Lone coral on a sand substrate with galatheid crabs.

Branching corals. White coral with polyps extended.

Branching corals. White coral on vertical rock face.

Branching corals. Base of white coral where attached to rock.

Branching corals. A red and orange striped hermit crab with a small anemone attached to its shell on a white coral branch. At least three tiny brittle stars are also seen attached to the coral.

Branching corals. A fan-like coral attached to a vertical rock face.

Branching corals. A brittlestar and a white galatheid crab on pinkish coral branches.

Branching corals. Numerous red brittlestars and a white galatheid crab in coral branches.

Branching corals. A white stalked sponge is seen behind a white coral bush.

Branching corals. A large pinkish coral dominates this seen but yellow crinoids, a starfish on a white stony coral, and other fauna are seen.

Branching corals. White to whitish pink corals and a large white sponge dominate the fauna on this rock outcrop.

Branching corals. Ivory colored octoral with polyps extended.

Branching corals. A somewhat scraggly looking coral bush.

Branching corals. White coral with bluish gray stripes and pinkish polyps.

Branching corals. The base of a coral bush where it is attached to a rock face.

Branching corals. A white coral bush with polyps extended giving a sparkling appearance.

A red antipatharian coral (black coral) Bathypathes sp.

Closeup of a red antipatharian coral (black coral) Bathypathes sp. a pink brittlestar leg showing.

The yellow base of the red antipatharian coral seen in image expl5057.

Branching corals. A large light orange coral bush with a number of white sponges and other fauna in the immediate area.