You want to see an octopus riding a shark.
🎥: University of Auckland
www.nytimes.com/2025/03/20/s...
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You want to see an octopus riding a shark.
🎥: University of Auckland
www.nytimes.com/2025/03/20/s...
A series of photographs showing a translucent creature with faux ribcage like interior and panda style "head"
Today I've discovered an animal called "Skeleton panda sea squirt" exists. A sessile, filter feeding tunicat.
This scorpionfish makes me think of snowmelt
Not true, he *could* tire of it. He just hasn't
Damn dude, I thought I had the most hair on the team
Sounds like a modern spin on old school "privateers" which were pirates that had official sanction from some country.
Nice `shared_ptr` you got there... It would be a shame if someone were to `const_cast` it...
Hello everyone, just made it over.
Here's is a blue ring octopus, showing off its warning colors. I guess this platform doesn't support video yet. I assume it will though.
Can I get a fuck yeah on #BuildPublicRenewables NY?
That photo has serious "Twin Peeks" energy...
I don't know why, but puffers are really some of the cutest fish out there. Sometimes you even find them sleeping on soft corals.
*flamingo tongue snail* that is
Getting close enough to a flamingo snail to take a picture is an exercise in buoyancy control. Spotting one to take a picture of is just dumb luck as far as I can tell...
A stingray in Bonaire, not sure what specific kind though.
Honestly, with a lead-in like that I must say that I am deeply intrigued...
Cortez Spotted Stingray and a pair of Moorish Idols near Los Cabos, Mexico
I loved the part of Twitter that posted pictures of animals and sea creatures, both cute and awe inspiring...
A green moray in open water in Bonaire.
That was supposed to have a video...
When sharptail eels hunt, groups of fish often join them to catch things that try to run away