Big boulder with a spotted wolf fish Anarhichas minor hiding nearby, a big sponge of the genus Phakellia to the right and some sea anemones (left front: Hormathia digitata, back right on rock: Urticina eques). Seabed imagery taken by Greenpeace during a mapping survey of the Arctic Ocean, north of Svalbard (Norway). Start position: 80° 45.5 N, 17¡ 52.0 E end position: 80° 45.2 N, 17¡ 54.7 E and a depth range (m): 110-120. The underwater ecosystem deep in this region, is largely unknown to scientists. The region is under pressure from fishing fleets moving northwards, eager to exploit new fishing grounds revealed by melting sea ice, caused by climate change. The image was taken by a drop-camera flown approximately one metre above the sea bottom.