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Two inverts share a Polaroid moment (1st image). A diopatra worm in its burrow (2nd image). The surface tube of the worm is being investigated by a gastropod (3rd image).
SPIchop 🧪
Two inverts share a Polaroid moment (1st image). A diopatra worm in its burrow (2nd image). The surface tube of the worm is being investigated by a gastropod (3rd image).
Polychaetes have survived five mass extinctions. the earliest known polychaetes were discovered n the Burgess Shale, dating ~505 million yrs ago (Cambrian period). In the yrs 2 come, Earth witnessed 5 mass extinction, one of which killed ~96% of all marine species.
Polychaetes have survived five mass extinctions. the earliest known polychaetes were discovered n the Burgess Shale, dating ~505 million yrs ago (Cambrian period). In the yrs 2 come, Earth witnessed 5 mass extinction, one of which killed ~96% of all marine species.
One of the world's most heat-resistant animals is a deep-sea polychaete called the Pompeii worm (Alvinella pompejana). These tubeworms live at hydrothermal vents deep on the ocean floor, where their tails rest in hot water at temperatures of over 140 oF.
One of the world's most heat-resistant animals is a deep-sea polychaete called the Pompeii worm (Alvinella pompejana). These tubeworms live at hydrothermal vents deep on the ocean floor, where their tails rest in hot water at temperatures of over 140 oF.
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That tiny thing in the background is the Newport bridge.
#sailing #fishing #renewableenergy
That tiny thing in the background is the Newport bridge.
#sailing #fishing #renewableenergy
A diopatra worm [blue] in its burrow (2nd image). The worm’s surface tube [yellow] is being investigated by a gastropod [red] (3rd image).
These worms adorn/armor with shells the portion of their tubes that stick out of the sediment.
A diopatra worm [blue] in its burrow (2nd image). The worm’s surface tube [yellow] is being investigated by a gastropod [red] (3rd image).
These worms adorn/armor with shells the portion of their tubes that stick out of the sediment.
These bryozoans are basically like that friend of yours who pops in unannounced for a brief stay saying they'll be no trouble, but won't ever leave. 🤣😂
Erm... 👀
These bryozoans are basically like that friend of yours who pops in unannounced for a brief stay saying they'll be no trouble, but won't ever leave. 🤣😂
Erm... 👀