A swimming bright red shrimp over coral bushes below.

A swimming squat lobster headed toward a large sea urchin next to a small coral bush.

A large red shrimp on a small bottlebrush coral.

A red shrimp on a rock face

A red shrimp on a sediment covered rock bottom

A red shrimp on a sandy bottom

Closeup of a red shrimp on a sandy bottom

Front view of a red shrimp next to the bottom of a hair sponge and on a pebble bottom.

Two different species of shrimp on a pebble covered bottom

A bright red shrimp swimming above a sand and pebble bottom

A very large white-spotted brown shrimp next to a small orange squat lobster on a pebble bottom.

A red-striped translucent shrimp on a rock face.

A red with white horizontal stripes shrimp on a rock bottom.

Two red with white horizontal stripes shrimp on a rock face.

Red-faced shrimp with progressively lighter coloration towards tail.

A large red shrimp next to a yellow feather star on a rock bottom.

Coral and a stalked sponge on the same stalk.

An assemblage of deep sea creatures including a very large shrimp, at least three species of coral, a white feather star, a clear holothurian, and others. These animals are all on a boulder while the surrounding, lower elevation area apparently has minimal associated life forms.

Feather stars, crinoids, brittle stars with curled up legs - a strange appearing assemblage of animals.

Brittle stars on a coral "stick" and a large barnacle to the right.

A variety of corals, a yellow feather star, and an odd appearing finger-like sponge. A wide and diverse community of life exists at this site called "Site K ."

A white sponge, a large white thick trunked soft coral, and a small white stony coral.

The seamount Target K has both great numbers and a large diversity of organisms.

A golden orange coral, a brisingid starfish with his arms up, and a white sponge .

White, orange, purple, and yellow corals and a large white sponge. A small pinkish whip coral is to the left of the purple coral.

A flower-like stalked sponge, a yellow coral, a white coral, and a translucent sponge are among some of the creatures in this image.

Crinoids, small corals and dead stalks of what may have been whip corals give an eerie feeling to this image. A live spiraling whip coral is behind the yellow feather star.

A different view of the dead stalks, crinoids, corals and live whip coral seen in image expl5760 looking somewhat like a demented Christmas tree.

A boulder covered with corals, sponges, a few crinoids, a squat lobster or two, a few sea anemones, and even small tube worms.

A branched "black coral", a red anthomastus mushroom coral with polyps extended, two bottle brush corals, and a white sponge. Can you find the cup corals and tube worms?

A beautiful white stony coral with a pinkish-orange squat lobster, a white octocoral, and a red shrimp. Below the white stony coral is a honeycomb like life form and at the bottom of the picture is a grey irregular object that may be a sponge. To the left of the white stony coral are circular features within a larger mass that may be a tunicate colony.

A large diaphanous structure called a "shrimp web" in the field. A large red shrimp is seen either on the other side of this feature or enmeshed within it. Numerous coral species are also seen in this image. There appears to be the top of a similar structure at the bottom center edge of this image.

The "shrimp web" of image expl5765 seen from the side. The large red shrimp does appear to be enmeshed in this structure. Is this something constructed by the shrimp, or is something made by another creature as a hunting strategy?

Numerous corals, a large white sponge, and a translucent object similar to the "shrimp web" of images expl5765-66. However this has a vase like shape and may be a translucent, almost transparent, sponge.

At least three species of coral and at least two species of sponge are seen. The honeycomb pattern seen in image expl5764 is also seen here beneath the stony white coral on the right and on the left edge of the image.

Tunicates? on top of bottlebrush coral bush. Numerous corals, a white sponge, and other biota are seen. A honeycomb patterns is seen on the bottom left corner.

Red bottlebrush coral on right, white stony corals, a yellow candelabra coral, numerous brittle stars, and a honey comb life form on rock on lower left.

Gray and red bottlebrush coral, white stony coral, and a variety of other life forms including a brittle star and a squat lobster.

A hotbed of coral diversity - red bottlebrush coral, white stony corals, a yellow stony coral, and brownish yellow candelabra coral all in a relatively small space on a knoll.

An orange feather star on a white primnoid coral

A diverse scene with many different types of corals, a large white globular stalked sponge, and a yellowish white crinoid.

A white sponge with multiple spikey looking anchors on a black rock outcrop

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