Diving the 65th Parallel: Unseen worlds on the Antarctic Sea Floor

Follow researchers on board a small submersible as they complete what is believed to be the southernmost scientific submarine dive in history, at 65 degrees south. The dive, made possible at a time when Antarctic sea ice had reached the lowest extent on satellite record. Was completed during a Greenpeace expedition to the Weddell Sea to identify vulnerable ecosystems (VME’s) on the Antarctic seafloor. To help make the call for more marine protected areas in the region.