...from the New Scientist web site.
Elephant seals are known to dive to depths of over a mile, remaining submerged for more than an hour, in search of food. We haven't been able to watch the process, at least at the depths, until this. A teenager watching a live video feed for a camera at a depth of almost 900 meters in the North Pacific saw this elephant seal making a snack of a lamprey.
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