The Wonders of the The Wonders of the Ocean FloorOcean Floor

Tour Guides-Tour Guides-Chris ReyesChris Reyes

Anthony DeLeon Anthony DeLeon Skylar RodriguezSkylar Rodriguez

Xavier CooperXavier Cooper

About the VehicleAbout the Vehicle

The vehicle, The vehicle, The Wave, The Wave, is a submersible that will let is a submersible that will let us study the ocean depths. For this tour to be safe, us study the ocean depths. For this tour to be safe, we have a bathysphere connected to we have a bathysphere connected to The WaveThe Wave for for communications and life support. It is also perfectly communications and life support. It is also perfectly designed to withstand any amount of pressure. To designed to withstand any amount of pressure. To get a better view of surroundings and to tell the get a better view of surroundings and to tell the depth of our vehicle we have built in sonar to identify depth of our vehicle we have built in sonar to identify the highs and lows of the ocean floor. Thethe highs and lows of the ocean floor. The Wave Wave has has a 16 wheel drive and can hold up to 35 passengers. a 16 wheel drive and can hold up to 35 passengers. The inside includes a restroom, snack bar with all The inside includes a restroom, snack bar with all your favorite foods, and reclining seats to have a your favorite foods, and reclining seats to have a comfortable and enjoyable ride. A very unique comfortable and enjoyable ride. A very unique feature of the outside feature of the outside is an invisible plating that will is an invisible plating that will help to not attract the dangers of the ocean.help to not attract the dangers of the ocean.

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The Tour BeginsThe Tour Begins

75.08 Miles

Pelagic ZonePelagic Zone

HerringHerringhttp://www.africa-trade.ci/america/canadhttp://www.africa-trade.ci/america/canada-herring/images/bloaters-smoked-herria-herring/images/bloaters-smoked-herring.jpgng.jpg

Anchovies http://blogs.browardpalmbeach.com/cleanplatecharlie/anchovies-360.jpg

Capelinhttp://www.seafreez.com/images/capelin_photo.jpg

The Slope and Rise of the Ocean The Slope and Rise of the Ocean FloorFloor

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Benthic Life

Rusty Crayfishhttp://www.mdinvasivesp.org/species/invertebrates/graphics/rusty_crayfish.jpg

Brittle Starhttp://www.seasky.org/wallpaper/assets/wallpaper_sea/brittle-star-1280.jpg

Diporeiahttp://www.ec.gc.ca/EnviroZine/images/Issue43/Diporeia_l.jpg

Abyssal PlainAbyssal Plain

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More of the PlainMore of the Plainhttp://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/31/Diatoms_through_the_microscope.jpg

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Diatoms Radiolarians

Calcareous OozeSiliceous Ooze

Into the Deep & Down to the Into the Deep & Down to the TrenchesTrenches

http://myweb.cwpost.liu.edu/vdivener/notes/subd_zone.gif Deep Ocean Life

http://www.sumedh.info/articles/ocean/deep-sea-ocean-aliens-creatures-fish-2.html

Blobfish

Frilled Shark

Hairy Angler

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