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anudibranchmomDescripción
New one to me! This crazy nudibranch was not teeny -- about 1" long. Cream body with brown speckling and cool yellow lines. Large foot. Rows of gills like Dendronotus? Oral tentacles flicked up and down like a cockatoo's crest. BUT THE WEIRDEST THING were these crazy long flowing 'streamers' coming from the top of each rhinophore sheath - kind of looked like worms, though clearly attached and marked like the rest of the body (cream with brown specks). Found on Tubularia. Invasive? Video: https://www.flickr.com/photos/30314434@N06/25521619833/in/dateposted/
Calling out the big guns for help: @tgosliner @mcduck @rebeccafay @sluglust @kestrel @kueda
UPDATE 5/16/2016: Here's the very nice video that the California Academy of Sciences created about this guy: https://www.facebook.com/calacademy/videos/10154157032862311/
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Nudibranquio Pinto Gigante (Felimare picta)Observ.
amccormackDescripción
Dive site: Boulders
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steve_kerrDescripción
Turbellaria: Geoplanidae: Arthurdendyus triangulatus ?
Found in the same location as http://naturewatch.org.nz/observations/999514. Possibly the same specimen or a close relative.
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eickwortDescripción
They've been cutting out the cabbage palms in the longleaf understory of this natural area, so these guys are easy to find on the stumps whenever it's warm enough outside.
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Pez de Arena (Scincus scincus)Observ.
jonathanbensimonLugar
Falta la ubicación
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Kakapo (Strigops habroptila)Observ.
lobotaniserDescripción
This is the first photo of a Kakapo drinking in the wild.
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Tunicado del Manglar (Ecteinascidia turbinata)Observ.
cefuchsDescripción
II FOUND IT. I brough home a small subsection to feed the flatworm. Close-up of single tunic is after relocating to a tank, others are field/in situ. Flatworm immediately ate offerec tunic.
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jackson_chuDescripción
Sampled from a midwater tow (200 m) in the Gerlache Strait, Antarctica.
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umihoshijimaDescripción
Depth 70ft, water temp -1.7˚C, crawling on soft substrate.
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Cardenal Rojo (Cardinalis cardinalis)Observ.
aeleonDescripción
yellow xanthochromism xanthochroism xanthism aberrant coloration aberration
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biscotiformDescripción
About the size of a quarter. No obvious stem.
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Originally posted to Mushroom Observer on Aug. 14, 2016.
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Paradoris dubiaObserv.
benackerleyDescripción
Paradoris leuca
Thanks @erwinkoehler !
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Janolus ignisObserv.
fun-gal-nzDescripción
We found 10 of these yesterday, so these are the best photos (of more than one).
This time they were on the sunny side of the seal colony, all awake and slithering around at 2-230 p.m. All probably within 10 metres of the sea in shallow rockpools, probably average depth of 10cm of water.
Average size 1cm.
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Aquiste (Paullinia fuscescens)Observ.
treegrowDescripción
Paullinia sp., I think. Sitio arqueológico Uxmal, Yucatán, México.
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jon_sullivanDescripción
Winged males were interested in this female giant scale insect. This is on the trunk of a lichen and moss covered matagouri tree.
I've uploaded a movie of their antics at https://www.flickr.com/photos/mollivan_jon/53516412215/
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tjeerddwDescripción
on horse dung
Amazing things going on here. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p007vz26
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invertebratistDescripción
Native bush, on the vegetation (New Zealand Cabbage Tree (Cordyline australis)) at night.
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invertebratistDescripción
Low intertidal, on Caulerpa geminata on reef.
Body length approx. 3 cm when extended.
I gently released the slug after photography.
Rockpooling with @fiestykakapo and @predomalpha
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Drosera arcturiObserv.
invertebratistLugar
Bealey Valley Track, Arthur's Pass National Park, Selwyn, Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand (Google, OSM)Descripción
Alpine. not flowering
John Child bryophyte and lichen workshop 2023.
