EVNautilus
We explore the ocean, seeking out new discoveries while pushing the boundaries of technological innovation, education, and outreach. Founded in 2007 by Titanic discoverer Dr. Robert Ballard, Ocean Exploration Trust's international expeditions launched from aboard Exploration Vessel Nautilus center scientific exploration of the seafloor, collaborating with the broad scientific and local communities, and engaging curious minds worldwide via interactive live streaming deep sea exploration and education programs.
Best of E/V Nautilus 2025: Expedition Highlights | Nautilus Live
Adorable Baby Deep Sea Octopus | Nautilus Live
Carnivorous Sponge and Friends in the Cook Islands | Nautilus
Deep-Sea Isopod Paddles by ROV Little Hercules | Nautilus Live
Deep-Sea Lizardfish in Cook Islands | Nautilus Live
Rare Bigfin Squid Spotted in Deep Sea of Cook Islands | Nautilus Live
Dumbo Octopus Wows Team With Tentacles | NautilusLive
(re)Introducing ROV Little Hercules | Nautilus Live
Sea Cucumber Ecology in the Cook Islands Deep Sea | Nautilus Live
Casper Octopus in the Deep Sea of the Cook Islands | Nautilus Live
Faceless Eels in the Cook Islands Deep | Nautilus Live
From Space to Sea: A Conversation with an Astronaut | Nautilus Live
Exploring the USS Preston WWII Shipwreck | Nautilus Live
Using ROVs to Explore WWII Wreck USS Astoria | Nautilus Live
Deep-Sea Anemones of the Marshall Islands | Nautilus Live
First Sighting of USS Quincy Shipwreck in 30+ Years | Nautilus Live
Deep Sea Animals of the Marshall Islands | Nautilus Live
Exploring WWII Shipwreck IJN Yūdachi | Nautilus Live
EV Nautilus 2025 Mid-Season Highlights | Nautilus Live
Live Ship-to-Shore Connections with E/V Nautilus | Nautilus Live
Titanic Discovery’s 40th Anniversary: Dr. Robert Ballard and New Exhibition
Stunning Deep Sea Biodiversity of Bikar and Bokak National Marine Sanctuary | Nautilus Live
Sundry of Deep-Sea Sponges in the Marshall Islands | Nautilus Live
Sea Spider Eating Coral “Waves” at the Camera | Nautilus Live
Large Chimaera on Never-Before-Surveyed Seamount | Nautilus Live
Beautiful Iridogorgia Coral Rises Meters from the Seafloor | Nautilus Live
Pillow Lava Formations in the Deep Sea of the Marshall Islands | Nautilus Live
Shrimp Slips from Slurp to Stay on Stalked Sponge | Nautilus Live
Captivating Crown Jellyfish in Iron Bottom Sound | Nautilus Live
Gorgeous Glass Squid in the Solomon Islands | Nautilus Live