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*puckers lips for a little smooch*

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Anatomical Heart and Japanese Eel (2024).

解剖心臓と鰻 (2024)。

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The sunfish with the Scuba Diver for scale and its tiny babies.

The school curriculum tells us about this fish as the most prolific. It spawns up to 300 million eggs at a time!

And here is what they told us about it at the Summer School of the Biology Department of Moscow State University:

For a long time it was believed that this colossus, despite its size, is not able to resist the force of currents, which immediately places it in the category of Plankton. Yes, yes, along with microalgae, tiny crustaceans and jellyfish!

However, not everything is so clear!

Further observations showed that in shallow water the sunfish is able to purposefully swim at a speed of just over 3 km/h. But in the open sea it completely trusts fate...

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Crustacean Cocktail Party, interlocking crochet (patterns)

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It turned into a flounder :)

baking vids like this make me die laughing every time like I know what will happen before the video finishes but it's just so funny to me

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it came to me in a vision

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I had the strangest encounter on my walk earlier...

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NOOOOOOO

die baby die

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Peek-a-boo! Have you ever seen the granulate shellback crab (Hypoconcha arcuata)? Growing about 0.6 in (1.4 cm) long, this unusual-looking crustacean inhabits coastlines along parts of the western Atlantic, with a range that includes parts of the United States, Mexico, and Brazil. Unlike hermit crabs—which hide inside their chosen shells—this critter uses its posterior legs to secure shells onto its back, often shouldering pieces larger than its own body, as a defense against foes.

Photo: Austin Smith, CC BY 4.0, iNaturalist

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i'mmm Soo Obesed With Youe bugs 💚

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His wrath….disgusts me

BUT HIS DETERMINATION AND SPIRIT BLESSES ME

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i’m shrimpilled

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@zyzoda 🫵