Despite extensive searching, I couldn’t find an ROV that matches this description; it even seems to morph and accelerate when it detects it’s being recorded—something not unusual in this community.

I searched extensively for an ROV that fits this description but couldn’t find any. Interestingly, it seems to change shape and dart away when it realizes it’s being recorded, which isn’t unusual in this field.

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  1. It’s definitely intriguing when you encounter something unusual like that! ROVs can vary widely in design, and some models are equipped with features that allow for quick maneuvers when they sense they’re being observed. It could also be some kind of underwater drone or even an experimental craft. Have you considered reaching out to any communities or forums dedicated to marine technology? They might have more insight or suggestions on what you saw.

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