Favoritos de heatherthehawk
Fotos / Sons
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Peixes Com Nadadeiras Raiadas (Classe Actinopterygii)Observador
falkowskiDescrição
Eggs caught in trawl net, blood vessels and eyes visibly moving
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Baleia-Basca (Eubalaena glacialis)Observador
alowemasDescrição
Incredible sighting, wish I was able to capture a photo of the whale breaching which is how it first caught my eye!
Fotos / Sons
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marco_natu80Lugar
2km este de la represa del Lago Arenal, La Fortuna de, Provincia de Alajuela, La Fortuna, 21007, Costa Rica (Google, OSM)Descrição
observado sobre árbol mientras realiza movimientos suaves
Fotos / Sons
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alanarama3Descrição
Predator worm preying upon a Platynereis bicanaliculata
ID'd by @Leslieh
Fotos / Sons
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Caravela-Portuguesa (Physalia physalis)Observador
loudebeuzevilleDescrição
Quite small, diametre of maybe 1cm, several of them, near lots of dried up blue bottles and same colour as tentacles, but didn't seem to be tentacles. It didn't sting. Was soft. Wondered if it was some type of slug with spherical cerata?? or a tunicate? I have no idea.
Fotos / Sons
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Schizammina pinnataObservador
kerrysinkDescrição
ACEP 2015 24
ACEP Surrogacy & Ocean stewards cruise 2015
Fotos / Sons
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Pinguim-de-Sobrancelhas-Brancas (Pygoscelis papua)Observador
dtvmcdonaldDescrição
Waterboat Point
albino form
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Clithon oualanienseObservador
sunnetchanLugar
Beach of Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort Pattaya Na Kluea 16/2 Alley Pattaya Chon Buri Thailand (Google, OSM)
Fotos / Sons
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Hypercompe scriboniaObservador
kamiecomptonDescrição
Light house
Port Saint Joe, Florida
Fotos / Sons
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Cupiennius coccineusObservador
heatherthehawkDescrição
also pictured: Giant Katidid (separate observation).
Imagine the epic nocturnal battle!
Fotos / Sons
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Subfamília LedrinaeObservador
royk1Descrição
It jumped and has two larger prominent legs with other legs under its body. The two legs were central to the body. Quite flat and wood in colour.
Fotos / Sons
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Ordem PoduromorphaObservador
carduiveeDescrição
Took this with a macro lens. These are tiny, maybe 2-3mm in length.
Fotos / Sons
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Anêmona-Carpete-Aurora (Heteractis aurora)Observador
danvaughanDescrição
Night dive
Three main things going on here. Anemone, shrimp and anemonefish.
Fotos / Sons
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Género HyperchiriaObservador
emerleeDescrição
Not even sure of family on this - Noctoidea?? So bad at tropical moths.
Fotos / Sons
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Género ZibrowiusObservador
dfopacificDescrição
- Nautilus event log: Soft coral - attached to rock. Sample for everyone. 2. ONC annotation (SeaTube): ORGANISM - soft coral on rock.
- Real-time online science chatroom:(08:17:15 PM) MeredithEverett: It looks like you have at least 4 species of coral here. (08:22:10 PM) MeredithEverett: From what I can see: Parastenella, Paragorgia, and then two I don't have a clear view of. (08:56:34 PM) MeredithEverett: Parantipathes or Lillipathes maybe. You're far enough North you're into a further spp zone than most of what I see. (09:11:41 PM) MeredithEverett: It also allows you to capture a snapshot of the entire coral/sponge community without having to sample every individual. MeredithEverett From what I can see: Parastenella, Paragorgia, and then two I dont have a clear view of.
- Description from live audio recording:
SeaTube URL of ROV video and audio: https://dmas.uvic.ca/SeaTube?resourceTypeId=1000&resourceId=23543&diveId=1850&time=2018-07-07
>>NOTE: please click the link then COPY-PASTE the following timecode to the end of the URL: T20:22:04.000Z- Additional details: Morphotype: Yellow/orange large polyps. Taxonomy uncertain. Notes: Polyps have central disk, but skeleton is black.
Fotos / Sons
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Género CelleporariaObservador
davemmdaveDescrição
Common on jetty piles in heavy shade.
Fotos / Sons
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Scyllaea pelagicaObservador
heatherthehawkDescrição
Total length ~3cm. Found washed up on beach at low tide, still alive barely. Collected, preserved in etoh.
