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In the article by White et al. (1) we find that the authors prematurely linked the condition of a single coral community to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, without evaluating other plausible explanations, including the presence of natural oil and gas seeps near the coral, and the potential for underwater landslides to carry seep sediments onto the coral. The single coral location in question, (28.67211° N, −88.47641° W), of 11 studied, is on the western slope of the faulted west flank of the Biloxi salt dome, an area of active oil and gas seepage. The site is some 21 m down slope and between 310 and 350 m southwest of proven, active areas of gas and probable oil seeps …

Location of natural oil seep and chemical fingerprinting suggest alternative explanation for deep sea coral observations