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Osiyan blue in Jain Temple; Rajasthan, India
Au fond marin il nous attend un monde extraordinaire qui n'est pas encore très bien exploré et qui va continuer à nous surprendre avec ses miracles inouis.
In the latter half of the 15th century, there was a superpower in Europe. It wasn't France, and it wasn't England. Spain would not rise to world
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Jellyfish appear like beautiful aliens in Alexander Semenov’s photography, calling a new attraction to a magical species of marine life. Alexander Semenov is a marine biologist and underwater...
This diagram is from Wiki -Asterias diagram 1 Pyloric stomach 2 Intestine 3 Rectal gland 4 Stone canal 5 Madreporite 6 Pyloric duct 7 Pyloric cecum 8 Cardiac stomach 9 Gonad 10 Ambulacral plates 11 Ampullae image from Pinterest ~Sea stars, commonly called Starfish are not really fish at all. Fish have gills, scales, and fins and sea stars do not. Sea stars also move differently than fish do. Sea stars have tiny tube feet which helps them move. They belong in the phylum Echinodermata which simply means spiny skin. ~This phylum includes sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and sand dollars. Sea stars can vary in colors including blue, red, yellow, orange, and purple, and they can also vary in shapes and sizes. sunflower starfish-image from the web ~For the most part, sea stars have five arm-like limbs that extend outward making them resemble a star. There are, however, a few sea stars that have more limbs like the twently-rayed sunflower star. These sunflower starfish can have up to 40 limbs. Youtube video of a sunflower starfish. ~Did you know if a sea star loses a limb, it can regenerate? Yep, if one breaks off another will grow in its place. This is helpful if the sea star is being threatened by a predator. The majority of their organs are also in their arms. ~Sea stars do not have blood. Instead sea stars have a water vascular system which allows them to pump sea water through its sieve plate into its tube feet. ~sea stars have two stomachs. ~a cardiac stomach eats the food outside of the sea star's body and the food is then transferred to the pyloric stomach. ~sea stars eat bivalves such as clams and mussels. They also eat snails, barnacles, and small fish. ~sea stars have microscopic eyes at the end of each limb. ~sea stars can change their gender, when it is time to lay eggs, a male sea star can turn into a female sea star and lay eggs to increase their population. A sea star can lay up to one million eggs at a time. ~sea stars are brainless-(some humans are too so not big deal). ~if a sea star gets cut, each piece can become a new sea star. ~a few different types of sea stars: *Common starfish *Horned starfish *Blue starfish *Ochre starfish *Carpet starfish *Eleven-armed starfish *Chocolate chip starfish *Comb starfish ~We attempted this dissection with the sea star in our kit, and I have to say, these little guys are a lot different than I had imagined them to be on the inside. Our dissection pics. The specimen-stinks! The instructions said to cut one of the limbs off and open it up. Another shot of the amputated limb. This is a shot after the limb amputation. This is the underside of the sea star cut open. I have to say again, this dissection was interesting. I was expecting something completely different. The insides of the sea star were soft and the internal structure looked very complex. Interesting! Marine bio Sea star dissection help. Animal planet
Marine biologist Alexander Semenov specializes in invertebrates and is the head of the divers’ team at Moscow State University’s White Sea Biological Station where he organizes and manages all sorts of work, often diving in harsh conditions. Semenov is also a professional photographer, so combining these two specialties allows him to capture subjects most of us haven't even seen.
Italian still life photographer, Guido Mocafico’s fascination with Leopold and his son Rudolf Blaschka’s glass models of marine invertebrates and plan...
Expedition Aquatilis will cover 35,000 miles spanning the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans and will be led by marine biologist and underwater photographer Alexander Semenov.
Having a hard day? Here's an awesome collection of hilarious marine corps memes that'll get you smiling throughout the day.
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Professor Inkling is the venerable founder of the Octonauts. He is an Octopus and has a deep understanding of marine life. Inkling founded the Octonauts to promote marine research and preservation. Aside from being their founder, Inkling is also their oceanography professor. He rarely ever goes out on missions, but he has gone on a few, such as in The Giant Squid, The Great Christmas Rescue, and The Gulper Eels. Instead, he prefers to help the team from his library in the Octopod. However, Profe
Cat Cat Fruit Model Vaporeon A creature thought to be long extinct and then Luffy finds this fruit, eats it, and turns into a Vaporeon! Strangely, she can still swim. Many marines and pirates would like to get their hands on her But that's not going to stop her from being the first Queen of the Pirates! Inspired by multiple femluffy stories!
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Cat Cat Fruit Model Vaporeon A creature thought to be long extinct and then Luffy finds this fruit, eats it, and turns into a Vaporeon! Strangely, she can still swim. Many marines and pirates would like to get their hands on her But that's not going to stop her from being the first Queen of the Pirates! Inspired by multiple femluffy stories!
Late Night Randomness is a collection of photos we have found in searching the web that don't necessarily fit in with our other posts or is perhaps a little too edgy to present earlier in the day. The
Marek Ruzyk is a Polish painter who specializes in marine art. His seascape paintings, done in oil, are reminiscent of classic 19th century artworks.
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Le photographe australien David Edgar est parvenu à photographier une baleine à bosse qui s’amuse à faire des acrobaties devant son objectif.
The US Marine Corps has been a symbol of pride for our nation over the last 240 years. They have sacrificed a great deal for their countrymen, and they are always looked upon with honor and respect. These courageous men and women are known for their bravery but are often not given the publicity they
... when they hear a voice call from behind a sand dune: “One Marine is better than ten ISIS fighters!” The ISIS commander quickly orders 10 of his best men over the dune where a gun battle breaks out and continues for a few minutes, then silence. The voice once again calls out: “One...
As we grow older, continuing to expand our minds with new information is an important way to stay mentally sharp.
Discover 20 starfish species that highlight the diversity of the Asteroidea order, from the chunky granulated sea star to the venomous crown-of-thorns.
Top 20 Most Awesome Animal Images From Every Corner Of The Animal Kingdom (May 29, 2023) - Funny Animal Memes and GIFs that are pure comedy gold.
There are so many different types of crabs around the world. Find out more about these fascinating animals here.
About The Artwork This one was inspired by a cat on Bebek Sahili, Istanbul. It was looking for fish to steal from the fishermen. I also liked the fact that it is customary for Turkish fishermen to use empty packages from oil, yogurt and tomato paste for what they catch. Original Created: 2024 Subjects: Cats Materials: Paper Styles: Contemporary Figurative Illustration Expressionism Portraiture Mediums: Acrylic Details & Dimensions Painting: Acrylic on Paper Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork Size: 11.8 W x 15.7 H x 0 D in Frame: Not Framed Ready to Hang: No Packaging: Ships Rolled in a Tube
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Junior Alex Innes, Marine Science/Chemistry/Ancient Humanities major/minor, took the Service Learning in Malawi, Africa Winter Term course. Alex had this to say: "All the photos are of children from the orphanage we stayed at. It was amazing to realize how happy they were with so little."
A bunch of starfish were scattered about near Waterlemon Cay, offshore of Waterlemon beach. Taken Oct. 9, 2009.
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