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newtboy
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siftbotYour video, True Facts:Freaky Nudibranchs, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.
Crab Carrying Jellyfish for Camouflage
drradonIs that a jellyfish or a nudibranch? They are different... and the nudibranch is quite well protected and may impart some protection to the crab...
Australian Scuba Diver Films Stunning Spider Crab Pyramid
rbecketthey! I dive there!
although never seen anything like this - usually only a few leatherjackets and maybe some nudibranchs...
mintbbb
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Nudibranchs of Papua New Guinea Are The Coolest Creatures
newtboyWhen I was in Marine Biology (for years) I always thought of nudibranchs as sea slugs with style. Some more than others.
One-Legged Batman Swimming??
BarsepsThe "nudibranch" looks nearer on that one.
I don't think that is a ray -- I've never seen a ray with a neck/head that extends that much away from the fins.
My first guess was that it is some kind of invertebrate... Maybe an echinoderm (more like a sea cucumber than an urchin) or more likely a weird sort of nudibranch?
Very neat shape and swimming technique, in any case.
One-Legged Batman Swimming??
MilkmanDan says...I don't think that is a ray -- I've never seen a ray with a neck/head that extends that much away from the fins.
My first guess was that it is some kind of invertebrate... Maybe an echinoderm (more like a sea cucumber than an urchin) or more likely a weird sort of nudibranch?
Very neat shape and swimming technique, in any case.