It's a good thing they weren't grizzlies. π
It's a good thing they weren't grizzlies. π
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Concerning the mouth, he needs to "turn that frown upside down." βΉοΈπ
Agreed, they are super cool. π
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I can't help but wonder how many marine creatures I have swam past, not recognizing they were there. π
An absolute must. One of the many rules of the open water course is to wear proper booties when diving.
So true, there's a lot of risk in engaging with marine life.
Thanks for the compliment, Kathy. βΊοΈπ
Thanks, Bob. I'm glad you like it. Cheers. π»
Thanks. It's incredible how many different ways marinelife practice the art of camouflage. Stonefish are no exception.
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Yes, they are. Spotting creatures like this takes a lot of practice. Thanks, Aine. βΊοΈ
They are super intriguing. π―
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Thanks, I've missed several opportunities, cloud cover being the number one culprit. You'll get another crack at it in three years. Best of luck, and clear skies. π
You're welcome. I understand how you feel. I escape from it by practicing photography.
Can you see the stonefish's eyes and mouth? I found this one in very shallow water along the beach while exiting the dive site. Their 13 dorsal spines can inject the most potent venom of any fish, sometimes lethal.
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Thanks, Deb, it truly is a jewel. π
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Thanks, Vox, I appreciate the share and compliment. βΊοΈπ
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Thanks, I'm glad you like it. βΊοΈπ
Thanks, Florian, I'm glad you like it. βΊοΈπ
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