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yuumei-art · 2 days
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Sunset and Moonrise
I had started this with the intention of more cloud petticoats but somehow it evolved into ocean waves, so I just went with the flow~
HD files, art videos, and PSD files on my Patreon.com/Yuumei
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lanndscape · 2 days
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without-ado · 3 days
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BIOLUMINESCENCE l Jordan Robins l Jervis bay, Australia
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Rehoboth Beach, Delaware by Nick Burwell
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landsccape · 1 day
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bebs-art-gallery · 1 day
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A Deep Sea Idyll
— by Herbert James Draper
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herpsandbirds · 2 days
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Green “Leaf Sheep” Sea Slugs (Costasiella kuroshimae), family Costasiellidae, found in coastal waters off of Indonesia, New Guinea and Japan
photograph by Jim & Lynn Photography
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rollerman1 · 1 day
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the-houndoomer · 3 days
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some Giant isopod photos that I took at the @montereybayaquarium
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heylsqowt · 1 day
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mbari-blog · 1 day
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A deep-sea coral's secret weapon against hungry predators—sweeper tentacles.
A bamboo coral’s stony branches contain thousands of tiny polyps living and working together. The individual polyps stretch feathery tentacles into the currents to grasp plankton and other particles of food drifting in the currents.
When predators like nudibranchs and sea stars try to make a meal of a coral’s polyps, the colony can put up a fight. These fleshy sweeper tentacles are loaded with powerful stinging cells that gently sway along the base of this shaggy bamboo coral (Isidella tentaculum) to keep predators from crawling up to eat those precious polyps.
Learn more about these captivating corals on our website.
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yolas0 · 2 days
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🐋🐳😮
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ardley · 1 day
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Coastal
Photographed by Freddie Ardley
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nightmare-michi1 · 3 days
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Spin the wheel challenge!
@ayyy-imma-ninja as a Great white shark 🦈!
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This is why I was asking the question;3
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Hope you like it Meg!
:3
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forest-woman · 7 hours
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