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heartnosekid · 4 months

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rainbow tripod fish larva (bathypterois grallator) | source

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teathattast · 10 months

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Wake up babe new fish dropped

#threads #deep sea creatures #strawberry squid #marine biology #deep see research cruise #noaa #noaa fisheries

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doomsprites · 1 year

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gage beasley deep sea plushies

#plushies #plushie #stuffed animas #plushbr #marine biology #fishblr #deep sea life #deep sea creatures

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olive-ridley · 1 year

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Pictured: pelagic thresher shark, orca, porbeagle shark, blue shark, snailfish, Greenland shark, rockfish, bigfin squid, mako shark, and basket star

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vimeddiart · 1 year

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Days 11-15 of Lent fish!

I have a print up of the jellyfish too

#mine #fish #ocean #sea #deep sea creatures #marine

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psyduckraidsagain · 1 year

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Izu-Ogasawara snailfish tribute

#marine biology #deep sea #deep sea creatures #izu ogasawara #snailfish #video #animal death

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fishyfishyfishtimes · 2 months

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Daily fish fact #712

Grideyes!

In place of eyes, the fish of this genus have large, flattened pale "plaques" on their face which sense light! One study found that larvae of these species have normal lens-having eyes, and so theorised that the developing fish go through a metamorphosis where their eyes become the plaques of adults.

#fish #fish facts #fishfact #fishblr #marine life #marine animals #marine biology #sea life #sea creatures #sea animals #deep sea life #deep sea fish #deep sea creatures #deep sea #biology #zoology #grideye

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hwkgrass · 10 months

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#deep sea creatures #happy (late) anniversary #splatoon #agent 8 #octo expansion #splatoon 2

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plushieanimals · 2 years

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bleu bleuet gyogyogyo deep sea mascots ✨

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sun-rust · 10 months

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"Nautiluses are a living link to the ancient past. They’ve been around over 480 million years, cruising deep ocean reefs even before the time of dinosaurs. These soft-bodied creatures live inside an intricately chambered shell. A nautilus can only sense dark and light with its simple, pinhole-type eyes. But a nautilus can perceive water depth and current directions, as well as current speeds, to help it keep its body upright. A highly developed sense of smell helps a nautilus search for food and find mates." Full article - Monterey Bay Aquarium