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The Amazon, the Earth's mightiest river.

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For the last month an expedition has been
exploring the alien world beneath its surface.

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Now the team is prepared for its greatest adventure.

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To explore the Amazon's abyss.

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Nobody knows what lurks in its hidden depths.

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Solving the mystey will be their greatest test yet.

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It's the final week of the expedition.

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Storms of the rainy season have arrived.

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River conditions will soon be too severe for diving.

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Time is fast running out.

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They're facing the most difficult challenge yet

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the expedition's ultimate goal

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to find life in the abyss.

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Now 1000 miles from the sea,
they are nearing the deepest point of the Amazon.

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During the last 4 weeks, they've made over 60 dives to the river bed.

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A bizzare underworld,
with creatures adapted to a life in murky water.

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Some armored to fight back,

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but going deeper is frought with dangers.

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3 weeks ago the divers descended to 45 meters.

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It was so dark, they could hardly see, far less find life.

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In such conditions the risk of
sending divers to 90 meters is just too great.

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To achieve their mission of filming life in the deepest abyss,

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The expedition has just taken delivery of a very special piece of kit.

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For cameraman Mike DeGruy, it means they have a real chance of success.

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Kate Humble helps unpack the expedition's new toy.

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This is an ROV , a remotely operated vehicle.

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With it they hope to make scientific history.

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This goes way deeper than any of us can go.

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We can take this and place it into a spot,
and can stay down 24 hours a day

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as an eye in the river.

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We've got 2 cameras, we've got a sonar,
we've got lots of instrumentation

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that we can put on and take off.

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This is a very cool toy.
To be able to get a view

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of the river that we would never be able to get as diver, is great.

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And the other thing is that it doesn't run out of air,
it can be down there all day.

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They want to fly the ROV far beyond safe diving range.

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To help, they're joined by Steve Sargison, specialist ROV pilot.

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He's spent his career salvaging wreks.

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Forwards, backwards, go left, go right

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that will give us full power, that will give us full power when down,
and this is a fine trim.

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The river current runs at 3 knots.

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The ROV will only be just able to cope.

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Any equipment failure could be desastrous.

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The river bed here plunges to more than 90 meters deep.

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This is the moment scientist dr. Mario dePinna has dreamt of for years.

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We are here, taking the opportunity of coming to these remote places

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but really the new stuff, the extraordinary stuff,
is found in deep water.

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The ROV's first flight reveals a problem.

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One of the motors has failed.

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Without full power , the ROV cannot descend.

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Unless the engine could be fixed,
the abyss will remain tantalisingly out of reach.

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The robot is operating at its limits in a river so deep

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it's a major shiping channel, right into the heart of the jungle.

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Steve needs to get to grips with the ROV

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Time is now precious.

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The team grab a last chance to explore places
that will soon be washed up by the rains.

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Mike Pitts is going to look for fish on the forest floor.

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Further down river, Kate and Mike investigate
an area of jungle that is underwater.

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To get steady images of this drown jungle,
Mike improvises a novel form of propulsion.

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Every year, vast areas of the forest are flooded.

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The trees and the wildlife are perfecly adapted to survive the inundation.

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Fresh water sponges cluster in the branches, waiting to be immersed.

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And fish spill out across the forest floor.

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Mike Pitts is looking for fish
that will be high and dry until the floods are off.

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This jungle has been above water for 3 months.

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Mike's team is joined by a local scientist

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who's recently discovered unique fish on the forest floor.

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Any fish here were trapped in pools by a retreating river.

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and must endure months in stagnant waters,
before the flood returns.

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Some are so small they can only be found with a fine mesh net.

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Is that a fully grown specimen ?
No, it's a juvenile.

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Juvenile ?
They grow up to half a meter...

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Half of meter ?
Yeah

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And it bites ?
Painfully

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I think I'm gonna release that.

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But weather permitting,
they hope to find an even more remarkable fish.

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On a journey up here someone is explaining to me

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about a small catfish, wich , is probably blind

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but lives in these very shallow waters, or even in the soil.

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It looks like a worm,  but it's actually a fish,
it's got feelers, it's got the whole thing.

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Yes, that's a fish, look at that.

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It's totally red
That's the worm--

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or the catfish.
I think it's a large one.

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If I'd find that by myself I wouldn't noticed that this isn't a worm

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That's no way I would say that is a catfish.

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This fish has no name.
It's a new species.

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And I've got it in my hand

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The whole of its body can absorb oxygen from the air.

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A miniature catfish that can live on land.

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It is taken all day to fix the robot,
and they are well behind schedule.

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As night falls, they launch a deep water test-dive.

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This is the first ever attempt to reach the abyss.

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But there's trouble brewing.

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It's gonna become a hazardous situation for the equipment

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so I hope the storm won't come

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But if we are gonna stop doing things just because of the storms,
we'll never do anything

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because there's a storm threat in the horizon every 10 minutes.

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Suddenly the storm changes direction.

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This is weather that can sink ships.

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Until they get the ROV back on board,
they're stuck directly in its path.

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It seems the Amazon is conspiring against their mission.

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So much electricity going on up there

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It's impressive, and you can see

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a different kind of splendor in the Amazon.

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Next morning there's a break in the weather.

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The robot is launched and descends into the unexplored depths.

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At last they are poised to find out
if there's anything living in the abyss.

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They're using a bag of fish bait,
to attract predators from the gloom.

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Scientists know the Amazon is rich with life to a depth of 30 meters

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but the ROV is already well below that.

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6 minutes, we have the first fish.

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two of them now.

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They've got tiny, tiny eyes

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and big sucker mouths

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The bait is working.

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The first sign of life deep in the Amazon.

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There's five of them

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It's getting kind of busy.
Look at that !

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For Mario, a major breakthrough.

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These are scavenging catfish.

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We have never seen this spectacle before,
this is the first time I see it.

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Wonderful.
They have huge muscles

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the jaw muscles are so big, that they actually cover

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their whole head, all the way to their midline

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and that's a very vey powerful bite.

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These guys can use a little hole to get inside and eat.

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That kind of scares me more than
just having a piece of flesh taken away.

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These scavengers feed on the dead,
but can attack the living.

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With a ring of teeth like a ripping circular saw,
candiru bore into flesh.

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Fish that thrive at 44 meters.

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But does anything exist in the deepest abyss ?

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They may yet be thwarted

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The ROV has badly malfunctioned.

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Steve is forced to do electrical surgery.

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It's going to take some time.

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Next morning, with the further delay,

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and just 2 days of expedition time left,

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Mike grabs a chance to fulfill a personal ambition.

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His search takes them far into the jungle,

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with amazon guide Samuel.

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They're looking for a sloth.

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It's really hard to find them,
because they grow in the trees, and stay over there.

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They don't move there much

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If only we can find one of these things,
because I realy want to see a sloth before I leave the Amazon.

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The fact that they move so slowly, and they are covered with algae
and so well camouflaged

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makes them practically impossible to spot.

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This is ideal habitat for sloth.

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But it will soon change out of all recognition.

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In the coming months a deluge of rain will flood the jungle.

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The interesting thing is it all happen without ever raining here.

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The rains are by the Andes, or somwhere else,

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and the river just lifts up anyway.

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Every year...that is a lot of water.

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But the sloths will remain high in the canopy,
above the raising water.

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It takes an experienced eye to spot one in its lofty retreat.

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Right in front of us there's a sloth.

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I don't belive it.

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More than anything else, I love the way they look and move.

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I wonder if they make decisions at the same pace they climb.

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See, I don't know 

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why I have this obsession about seeing a sloth while I'm here,

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but certainly the sloth's unique, and... I saw myself

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Mike has realised his life-long ambition.

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The expedition main objective is proving harder to achieve.

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The robot has been repaired.

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It's already been underwater for an hour,
and it's reached a depth of 80 meters.

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The deepest they've ever been.

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But the visibility is almost zero.

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They have no idea what obstructions are hidden ahead.

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We're inside this shipwreck.

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See the metal structure there ?
Yeah.

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So we need to not move, but think about how we do this.

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By extraordinary chance,
they've stumbled into the bow of a sunken freighter.

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The river is deep enough to swallow a ship without trace.

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The slightest mistake, and the robot will be lost forever.

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Steve follows the ROV's ombilical to find the way out.

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But runs into another obstruction.

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Stop. Stop.

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It looks like I've managed to get 20 meters up

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out of the shipwreck, but now we're probably stuck

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In these currents, it will take all Steve's skill to retrieve the robot.

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Ok, I think we're free now.

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The team's deep water quest has been saved...
but only just.

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One hour later, they're ready to go again.

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Fresh bait is secured, and quality tested.

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The have only 2 nights left, 

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and storms could shut them down at any time.

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The boat has been moved to avoid the wreck.

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They must quicly launch into the abyss again.

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The robot is primed for its deepest dive yet.

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It's descending smoothly, dropping down towards the river floor,
far below.

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No camera has ever pried this deep into the Amazon before.

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This is in a river ! This is in the middle of the Rio Negro !
250 feet. Unbelivable.

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To increase the chance of attracting fish in the greatest depths,

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they have switched to a low-light camera.

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Now all they can do is wait.

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For 5 hours, nothing.

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Then, suddenly, from the darkness, the ghostly images
of candiru azul appeared.

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This is the first time anyone sees images of fish at 85 meters deep.

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There is life in the abyss after all.

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When did you know that candiru will eating and feeding at 85 meters ?

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No, I didn't expect that life below 30 meters will be that rich.

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A relative of the candiru azul, but larger, 
and even more voracious.

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That did not looked like the same ones we've been seeing.
That's a different candiru azul.

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That's really different.
The little ones are gone.

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It's a beautiful fish, it's silvery,
it has a long dorsal fin 

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There it is again--
Comes, grabs a big chink of flesh, and swims away.

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It doesn't staying around and trying to grab it--

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That is great

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Wow, there's two of them

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--takes it and goes.

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What is really surprising me is just how fast
all these fish we've seen are moving at these depths.

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They've revealed that the abyss swarms with life.

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Scavengers waiting for anything the river brings them.

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These images are something really original.

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It's the expedition's final day.

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To get better pictures, the team decide to risk sending in the divers

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with their high-tech cameras.

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They're on the very edge of the abyss.

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There's a narrow shelf within diving reach.

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But is it in the candiru azul territory ?

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No one has gone face to face with these voracious scavengers before.

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The divers are preparing for an encounter that could be dangerous.

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One bite, and you start bleeding quite profusely,

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that could attract the others, and before you know,
you got a situation on your hands, and you got to get out of the water quick.

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If the bait attracts candiru azul, once in the water,
there will be no going back.

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Thunderstorms threaten nearby

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If they come much closer, they may have to abort the dive.

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After 40 minutes, there are still no candiru azul.

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Is it to shallow after all ?

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They're unbelivably energetic

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It's allmost like they figure : This meal isn't gonna last long,
I better take it while I can.

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Nearly blind, candiru azul tracks its prey by scent.

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It's treamline body allows it to rife (???) ,
gourging inside its victim.

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So, are they eating from the inside out ?

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It looks like maggots. 
Yes I would say they are eating it from the inside out.

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Oh my god, they're going after my stomach now.

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They're getting too close for comfort now.

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Perhaps only their wetsuits are saving the divers in
waters infested with candiru azul.

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Although the reputation of the piranha is legendary,

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could it be that these are the true monsters of the Amazon ?

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I'm just glad that these are just scavengers, and not predators,

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because I can't imagine that piranha
are any more aggesive than the candiru.

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The weather topside is deteriorating fast.

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i'm gonna leave now, and I'm gonna go back up

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This is been quite an experience,
and I want to remain a good one.

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Ok, Mike, we will see you on the surface,
everyone here is standing by...

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Holy cow, if I had known about that when I first came here

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I would have worn chain mail every day.

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It was quite dramatic, and I've done many dives all over the world

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and I think that has to go down as the most disturbing.

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They have good reason for their concerns.

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Candiru azul are tenacious to the extreme.

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They continue to devour the bait, even when it's back above the water.

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The expedition is nearly over.

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In 5 short weeks, the 50 team members have voyaged 3000 kilometers.

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They've experienced the incredible variety of
Amazon's wildlife first hand.

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Over 100 species have been filmed, many for the first time

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They've discovered fish completely new to science.

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But all this is only scratching the surface.

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There are thought to be another 2000 species
still to be recorded.

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In this eerie world of the strange

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who knows what extraordinary creatures may yet be found.

