Good morning!
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Sea slug (Phyllodesmium macphersonae).
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a group of starfish is called a galaxy.
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Clown coris (Coris aygula) juvenile swimming through reef and displaying defensive eye spots on dorsal fin, Rarotonga, The Cook Islands, Pacific Ocean.
Photographer: David Fleetham
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baby tripod fish (bathypterois grallator) | source
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Kuwait, 2022.
This photo was taken at the remote oil rigs site in Kuwaiti waters, east of Qaruh Island. The inactive oil rigs have come to represent an important artificial reef in Kuwait, attracting divers and fishers alike.
Photo by Suliman Alatiqi
The Prince Albert II Of Monaco Foundation Environmental Photographer Of The Year 2023
Environmental Photography Award
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Simon Theuma
Commensal shrimp crawling across a mosaic star.
https://uwpho.to/48PRKcY
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Cutie-pie of the sea (x)
*Update: this is not a real octopus but a spy bot for research. In a BBC vid(here), the spy bot helps an octopus to protect itself from sharks.
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mitchellpettigrew on ig
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I'm obsessed with the Feathered Star. It's the closest thing to a biblically acurate angel and it absolutely fucks. Live your best life you Lovecraftian monstrosity.
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Moray eels always look like a mix of scared, apprehensive and judgmental 🥲
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Peacock-tail anemone shrimp (Periclimenes brevicarpalis) living commensally with the Branching Sea Anemone (Actinodendron glomeratum)
Photo by Constantinos Petrinos
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spinner sharks!
spinner sharks are sharks which live in many subtropical waters, such as the mediterranean and the gulf of mexico!
these sharks get their name from the way they spin out of the water to catch prey
they prefer shallower offshore waters no more than 350 feet deep!
spinner sharks grow from 6–10 feet in length
they grow roughly 2 inches a year until maturity, for 10-20 years!
spinner sharks can leap up to 20 feet in the air :]
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A seahorse checks out its own reflection in a diver's watch. Don McLeish.
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