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Watch how tiny pandorae worms live on the white tubes of the larger tube worms near hydrothermal vents of the northeastern Pacific Ocean

Watch how tiny pandorae worms live on the white tubes of the larger tube worms near hydrothermal vents of the northeastern Pacific Ocean

Tiny pandorae worms (Paralvinella pandorae) living on the white tubes of the larger tube worms near hydrothermal vents of the northeastern Pacific Ocean.
Major funding for this expedition was provided by NOAA Ocean Exploration Program and NOAA Vents Program; video clips edited by Bill Chadwick, Oregon State University/NOAA
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