Let’s dive into the Lake Huron Sinkholes A NSF funded, NOAA (TBNMS, GLERL) & NOF supported study.

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Let’s dive into the Lake Huron Sinkholes A NSF funded, NOAA (TBNMS, GLERL) & NOF supported study

Can you find the groundwater on the picture? Groundwater

El Cajon Bay

Mats are large groups of microbes, or microscopic organisms

Purple mat Grass Individual microbes Individual blades of grass

Middle Island WOW! That’s the size of a football field!

Hey, cool! I can see what the ROV is seeing on this computer! R.O.V. Remotely Operated Vehicle

ROV Footage

Diver Video of Middle Island

WOW!

M-ROVER Footage

Picture of a sinkhole Microbes at a sinkhole

Dr. Bopi Biddanda

Dr. Biddanda with a sample from a sinkhole Scientists studying the sinkholes

Energy Photosynthesis Energy Chemosynthesis

Plants use photosynthesis to make energy!

NO SUN NEEDED!

Photosynthesis Chemosynthesis

More Footage from our Adventure

A NSF funded, NOAA (TBNMS, GLERL) & NOF supported study Presentation assembled and narrated by Amanda Callaghan, 2008 Institutional Support: GVSU, UW- Stout, NOAA, Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary, and the Noble Odyssey Foundation Underwater Diver Photography: Russ Green, Luke Clyburn, and Tane Casserley Underwater ROV videos: Steve Ruberg and Guy Meadows Aerial Photography: Scott Kendall and Bopi Biddanda Research: Bopi Biddanda, Scott Kendall, and T. Garry Sanders