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Common Torpedo aka Eyed Electric Ray (Torpedo torpedo), family Torpedinidae, order Torpediniformes, Corsica
photograph by Robert Pillon
#torpedo#electric ray#ray#elasmobranch#torpedinidae#torpediniformes#fish#ichthyology#ocean#europe#animals#nature
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Vouivre, the 126th Known One.
#dragon#France#folklore#Europe#Vouivre#worm#snake#fireworm#fish#flying fish#eel#moray eel#chimera#monster#bestiary#creature design#ink#the Known Ones#1004#aer 4#octem 126
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The Mermaid by Howard Pyle
#howard pyle#art#mermaid#mermaids#mythical creatures#folklore#sea#waves#ocean#siren#europe#european#moon#full moon#fisherman#phrygian#america#american#north america#atlantic ocean#fish#crab#north folk legends of the sea#lovers#stormy#waters#pileus#phrygian cap#mythology
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Mosaics da via Panisperna / Mosaics from the Via Panisperna in Rome, late 2nd - early Ist century BC today at Centrale Montemartini, Rome, Italy
Photos: otdelnovpavel
#ancient rome#mosaic#2nd century bc#1st century bc#europe#secular#ok mosaics aren't wall paintings#italy#fish
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This me moments after nearly having an anxiety attack in the house hello o//
#anxitey#deutschland#europe#castle#netherlands#end of evangelion#b99#webcomic#mtg#mtf trans#cute tgirl#cozy games#sdv#sdv fanart#stardew fanart#transgender#trans nsft#submisive sissy#sad but true#spilled words#interview with the vampire#history#fish#travel#orlando bloom#kreuzberg#baekhyun#austria#kpop gg#william afton
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Pucker Up for the Sea Lamprey!
The sea lamprey (Petromyzon marinus), also known as the vampire fish, is the most famous member of the order of lampreys, Petromyzontiformes. Despite their similar appearance to eels, lampreys are actually jawless fish, and are more closely related to hagfish than eels. To add further confusion, sea lampreys actually reproduce in freshwater rivers and streams, and are only found in the ocean as adults. They are spread along the Atlantic coasts of North America and Europe, as well as the Mediterranean and Black Sea.
Sea lampreys are the largest member of the lamprey family, at an impressive 30 to 100 cm (11.8 to 39.4 in) long and weighing around 2.5 kg (5.5 lbs). They are generally olive or brownish grey, and their bodies are long and smooth. Perhaps P. marinus' most distinctive feature are their mouths, which are wide and circular with teeth arranged in a circle around the tongue and throat. When opened to attach to its prey, the mouth can stretch larger than the lamprey's head.
Vampire fish are widely known for their feeding habits. Adults are parasites that attach themselves to the sides of fish and feat on their victim's blood and tissue. But despite their fearsome appearance, P. marinus has a variety of predators as both juveniles and adults, including sturgeon, catfish, sea lions, seals, sea birds, and northern pikeminnows. Juveniles are particularly vulnerable, as they are smaller and, as deteriorates, are not equipped with the sharp teeth of adults.
Like many other fish, sea lampreys are anadromous, meaning they migrate from salt to freshwater to reproduce. From April to June, males and females travel up river to find rocky beds in which to build nests. Females lay anywhere from 30,000 and 100,000 eggs in their nest, which are then fertilized by multiple males. After mating, both parents die. The larvae take 3 to 8 days to hatch, and the young spend the next 1 to 3 years filter feeding in their home river. Once they reach maturity, they migrate back to the ocean, where they can reside for up to 5 years before returning to their spawning grounds to complete their lifecycle.
Conservation status: The IUCN has rated the sea lamprey as Least Concern. This species is invasive in the Great Lakes region of the United States. However, within its native range it is threatened by habitat degradation and over-fishing.
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Paul Wilson
U.S. National Park Service
Sean Landsman
#sea lamprey#Petromyzontiformes#Petromyzontidae#lamprey#jawless fish#fish#marine fauna#marine fish#coasts#coastal fish#rivers#river fish#atlantic ocean#north america#eastern north america#europe#western europe#mediterranean sea#animal facts#biology#zoology#ecology
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Málaga, Spain 1860/70
#malaga#spain#espana#1860s#1870s#europe#history#vintage#photography#bw#architecture#19th century#places#costa del sol#mediterranean#sea#coast#bay#panorama#cityscape#cathedral#ruins#port#ships#boats#fishing#landscape#beach
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When did the "chemicals in food bad" crowd move onto Tumblr
#'this is banned in europe' ok they let thalidomide be a thing and we in the US didn't#(I've also heard a lot of it is still allowed just under another name)#also people who eat fish and chips with mashed peas maybe aren't the bastions of food quality#(i've tried it when I was in London I can be a hater)
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Recently extinct species make me sad for all the usual and normal reasons (loss of life, biodiversity and unique life forms that experienced the world wholly uniquely and acted in it like no other, to name three), but a big thing that also makes me so sad is the forgetting that comes right after. Many endangered species are greatly ignored to begin with whilst alive of course, which is awful, but the way that extinction also causes us to forget. A species could’ve been so abundant a hundred years ago, people would’ve used a fish species or a tasty plant for food, or parents would’ve warned their children to not put a poisonous toadstool or insect in their mouth, a diver would exclaim, “Aha!” after emerging from the shallows holding an especially big bivalve, or someone making a species diary would sketch out a local bird or fasten a single flower to the page. But.. then the species goes extinct. It doesn’t exist anymore. None of these events, these actions happen anymore. Not with these species. The people who had these experiences dwindle out and they may not even realise that their experiences were among the last of their kind. And we forget.
#i was thinking about the new zealand greyling which was once abundant#the maori people used to fish it and use it for food#for generations upon generations this fish species was their normal#but now it is just gone#could they have guessed that this will happen? that their everyday food item would go extinct one day#i was also thinking about the atlantic sturgeon and how it went regionally extinct in the baltic#the old northern europe people knew sturgeons. heck we had them less than a hundred years ago still#it was a native fish just like any other. just like salmon and trout#now? no one talks about them#they are forgotten#we dont learn about them alongside the perch and the pike and the roach and the trout#they are a mystery of a time gone by here#and it makes me so sad… how quickly we forget. we shouldnt
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Nowe Warpno, West Pomerania, Poland by mynaszlaku
#nowe warpno#west pomerania#poland#europe#travel#wanderlust#fish#seacore#fishing#small town#lakeside#traveling#explore#places to visit#fishmen#fishing village#fisherman#water#watercore#sailor#zachodniopomorskie
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Blue Sharks (Prionace glauca), family Carcharhinidae, order Carcharhiniformes, North Atlantic Ocean
photograph by David Miller
#Carcharhiniformes#Carcharhinidae#shark#elasmobranch#fish#prionace#ichthyology#animals#nature#ocean#europe
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Kyiv, Soviet Ukraine. Mid-20th century. X
#ukrainian history#vintage ukraine#fishing boats#kyiv#ukraine#lavra#20th century#soviet union#ussr#dnipro river#vintage#vintage photo#eastern europe
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Merrow, the 244th Known One.
#merrow#hidden pun : its based on a grouper bc grouper is mérou in french#their main feature is the red cap but i draw only in black and white so i made a distinctive funny hat based on red animals#merfolk#mermay#red cap#sea creature#Europe#Scotland#Ireland#fish#grouper#starfish#goldfish#human#zooanthrop#chimera#monster#bestiary#creature design#ink#976#octem 122#aer 4#the Known Ones
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River Landscape with Fisherman by George Mullins
#george mullins#art#river#landscape#nature#picturesque#romantic#europe#european#fisherman#fishing#goats#animals
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Wonders of Norway: A Traveller's Guide to the Best Kept Secrets
By John Kirby, G. Soliven From BSIT-1A
Imagine a land of stunning fjords, majestic mountains, and vibrant cities under the shimmering Northern Lights. Norway is not just a destination; it's my dream vacation, a place I long to explore one day. Though I’m currently studying and can’t visit just yet, this guide will unveil the hidden gems of this Scandinavian paradise for when I can finally embark on my journey. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a history buff, or simply seeking tranquillity in nature, Norway has something special for everyone. Let’s embark on this journey to discover the wonders of Norway!
Norway’s Outdoor Adventure
Why Norway Is Perfect for Adventure Travelers
Norway is often referred to as a dream destination for adventure travellers. The varied landscapes provide a rich diversity of outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, skiing, kayaking, and rock climbing. There’s no shortage of thrilling experiences to be had in Norway's great outdoors!
When I think of my future travels, I can already envision myself immersed in nature, taking in all that Norway has to offer:
Mountain Climbing
With over 600 mountains, Norway is a paradise for climbers. Galdhøpiggen, the highest peak at 8,100 feet, promises breathtaking views for those ready to take on the challenge.
Rafting
For adrenaline seekers, white-water rafting on Norway’s majestic rivers is a must. From beginner-friendly experiences to thrilling rapids, there’s an adventure for everyone.
Dog Sledding
In the winter, dog sledding is an unforgettable experience. Imagine gliding through snow-covered landscapes in Tromsø, led by a team of e nergetic huskies!
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Activities and Nature Attractions
Norway is filled with stunning natural beauty and activities for every season. Here are some highlights I dream of experiencing:
Must-See Nature Attractions
Fjords: Exploring the iconic fjords like Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, is at the top of my list.
Northern Lights: Witnessing the magical Aurora Borealis in places like Tromsø during winter is a dream come true.
Midnight Sun: I can already imagine the surreal experience of the sun never setting during summer in northern Norway.
Waterfalls: Visiting breath-taking waterfalls like Vettisfossen, the tallest in Norway, would be a highlight of my trip.
Family-Friendly Activities
Norway also offers many activities suitable for families, from outdoor adventures to cultural experiences, making it a wonderful place to visit for everyone.
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Cultural Insights
Family Dynamics
Norwegian families tend to be small, valuing independence and equality. Gender roles are balanced, with shared responsibilities in both work and home life, creating a sense of community.
Official Language and Communication
Norwegian is the official language, but most Norwegians speak English, making it easy for travellers like me to communicate and connect with locals. I appreciate the straightforward and warm-hearted nature of Norwegian interactions.
The Norwegian Diet
Traditional Norwegian cuisine includes fish, meat, and hearty bread. While I look forward to trying local delicacies, I know international influences have shaped the modern dining scene, making it diverse and exciting.
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17 Things You Need to Know Before Visiting Norway
Norway is a Scandinavian Country: It consists of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.
Polar Bears Do Not Walk in the Streets: They’re found in Svalbard, not mainland Norway.
Currency: The Norwegian Krone (NOK) is the currency; most transactions can be done with cards.
Safety: Norway is one of the safest countries to visit, with low crime rates.
Seasons: Norway experiences distinct seasons; plan your visit accordingly.
Wild Camping: Enjoy the freedom of wild camping in nature.
National Parks: Access to national parks is generally free.
Best Salmon: Don’t miss trying Norway’s renowned salmon dishes.
Eating Out: Dining can be expensive; consider grocery shopping for budget-friendly meals.
Northern Lights: Best viewed in northern Norway between October and April.
Travel Distances: Norway is large, so plan your travel time accordingly.
Wildlife: Generally safe; no dangerous animals on mainland Norway.
Norwegian Taco Culture: Tacos are a beloved Friday night tradition!
Diversity of Regions: Each region offers unique landscapes and experiences.
Midnight Sun: Experience 24 hours of daylight in summer.
Community Engagement: Young people often engage in sports and volunteer work.
Language: Understanding basic Norwegian phrases can enhance your experience.
Reference Norway, with its breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and welcoming atmosphere, is truly my dream vacation destination. From stunning fjords to vibrant cities, I know there’s something for every traveler. I eagerly look forward to exploring this incredible country someday.
I encourage you to consider visiting this amazing destination and share your thoughts or experiences in the comments below. Have you traveled to Norway? What was your favorite part?
If you enjoyed this guide and want to explore more about travel, culture, and adventures, don’t forget to follow us on social media for the latest updates, tips, and insights, and check out our other posts for more inspiration. Here’s to dreaming of Norway until we can experience it firsthand!
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Sicily | july04🐟2024 | eyes of Lina
#nature#sicily#italy#siracusa#photographers on tumblr#sea#blue#europe#island#unacunatura#artists on tumblr#summer aesthetic#blue sea#koi fish#travel#sicilia#italytravel#water#ionian sea#mediterranean#photography#beach#summer trip#italia#nature photography#sea lover#sea rocks#syracuse#fish#original photographers
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