#anemone fish

[beautyunderthewaves]

Sunita Fan

[snototter]

An orange skunk clownfish (Amphiprion sandaracinos) in Bohol, Philippines

by François Libert

[maoyeamh]

[rapscallion-rumble]

Fish-uary Days 19, 20, and 21: Arctic (Harbor Seal), Indian (Chagos Anemone Fish), and Atlantic Oceans (Atlantic Flyingfish)

I imagine these three to be royalty of the sea, along with Deep Blue for the Pacific Ocean. The one in the middle is actually the design I made for the dwarf planet Sedna, as she was named after the Inuit mother of the sea of the same name.

Fish-uary Days 22 and 23: Favorite (Flapjack Octopus) and Bioluminescence (Firefly Squid)

The Dumbo Octopus here is named Norbu, based on the squishmallow plushie I own of the same name.

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I don't have the energy to finish Fish-uary at the moment. I might finish the challenge in March, but don't hold your breath on it. I don't like making promises as I'm not exactly one to keep ones like that. I will be making art, but I like to draw what I want.

[pochqmqri]

Orange clownfish at Hastings Reef of the Great Barrier Reef

[nowlander]

So I'm reading about anemone fish and l'd swear they were made up by AO3 writers

[samimarkart]

thinking about these guys again

[flawseer]

#3 - "Magic"

Smaugust 2024

Ah yes, what wacky things the second arc did to the concept of animus magic... Really have to watch what comes out of your mouth.

Neighbor is putting the leaf blower on full blast at 6 in the morning? Make sure you've got a verifiable alibi before you tell them to "drop dead."

[ryartchus]

🌊.

[skumhuu]

🌈🔱 Leviathantale Fresh Sans 🔱🌈

[nocturnal-stims]

diving_marsaalam on IG

[caleod]

2-6-24

[spacetelescopescience]

From the depths of the ocean to the most distant galaxies, we’re all connected! 💫 💙

Recently, @montereybayaquarium Executive Director Julie Packard and Space Telescope Science Institute Director Dr. Jennifer M. Lotz were honored with 2024 Clarke Foundation awards.

In celebration, the Aquarium has partnered with STScI to bring you images from outer space and Earth’s life-giving ocean. It’s in moments like these that we can pause to appreciate and be in awe of the world we live in. As John Steinbeck and Ed Ricketts wrote in “The Log from the Sea of Cortez”: “It is advisable to look from the tide pool to the stars and then back to the tide pool again.” ✨

Credit: NASA,ESA, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium.

[spacewat3r]

Clownfish and an anemone for fishuary day 10!!!!!

@fish-daily

[pochqmqri]

Clark's anemonefish at Hastings Reef of the Great Barrier Reef

[eggirrum]

Y'know what? Two posts in one night! Why not.

Hello again, kinito community!

Bro, who's.. who's oc is that. haha-..