#life in ocean
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w-i-m-m · 1 year ago
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theres-rue-for-you · 4 months ago
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my brother works on a boat so when he rants about his job I can’t take it seriously because he keeps angrily referring to his boss as “captain”. like sorry ur having 19th century sailor problems my guy
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comeguessmethisriddle · 4 months ago
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well? can you?
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protectoursharks · 1 month ago
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The shape of a fish's caudal tail can tell you a lot about how fast the fish moves! A rounded tail is the slowest and a lunate tail is the fastest! The lunate tail has the most optimal ratio of high thrust and low draw, making it the fastest.
Ichthyology Notes 2/?
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wachinyeya · 5 months ago
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without-ado · 1 year ago
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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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booksandglitter · 4 months ago
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looking at the moon and experiencing a very deep yearning
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pillowspace · 1 year ago
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GIRLY JUST FOUND OUT ABOUT CYERCE ELEGANS
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If Cyerce nigricans is a butterfly, then this is a fairy... Cyerce nigricans for comparison:
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chasingrainbowsforever · 2 months ago
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~ Black in Back ~
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scaryspookyleg · 6 months ago
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YOU SHOULD HAVE BEEN THERE
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w-i-m-m · 2 years ago
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the-briny-bulletin · 1 year ago
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xxdrowninglessonsxx · 3 months ago
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crochet aquarium
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protectoursharks · 24 days ago
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There are four types of fish scales!
Cycloid scales are thin, overlap, and flexible. They're found on primitive teleosts (like minnows and carp).
Ctenoid scales have small, backwards pointed scales (known as cterns) make the fish more hydrodynamic and faster. They're found on Advanced Ctenoids (like perch and sunfish).
Ganoid scales are thick, diamond-shaped, and mostly non-overlapping. They're found on Chondrostei (like sturgeons and paddlefish).
Placoid scales are spikey and tooth-like with nerves. These are found on Chondrichthyes (like sharks and rays).
Ichthyology Notes 3/?
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marinememes · 8 months ago
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Snipe eel is the perfect name for that thing
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without-ado · 10 months ago
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Lion’s Mane Jellyfish (x)
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