Exploring Antarctica's Undersea with a Remote Operated Vehicle
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that's the best part of my job is sharing with the guests things that they don't expect a hidden part of the places they've come to that they didn't expect to see
she can go down to five 00 ft so about three times at least three times deeper than it's safe for scuba divers to go on regular air
our guests get to sit in Comfort relax in the nice warm comfortable lounge and see this Hidden Side of spard or the Antarctic or the South Pacific
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The Lindblad Expeditions ship National Geographic Explorer is equipped with a Remote Operated Vehicle that allows us to discover sea life beyond the range of our undersea experts and their Scuba gear.