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May 29, 2006
Ocean Life

Iridescent nudibranch

Photo: This iridescent nudibranch looks like a creature from another planet. Larger photo.

The United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (part of the U.S. Department of Commerce?) includes a huge photo and videocast gallery including: invertebrates, vertebrates and seafloor.

Also see an exploding volcano under the sea for the first time ever, from the:Submarine Ring of Fire 2006 Exploration, NOAA Vents Program.

2 Responses to “Ocean Life”

  1. Curious Cat Science and Engineering Blog » Blog Archive » Sea “Spiders” Suck on Prey Says:

    “Weird spider-like creatures that live at the bottom of the ocean and use a ’straw’ to suck on their prey are baffling scientists. These sea spiders, some of which are blind, are defying scientific classification.”

  2. CuriousCat: Giant Star Fish and More in Antarctica Says:

    “Benthic invertebrates in Antarctica are well known for their large size. This feature, known as ‘gigantism’ is common amongst certain groups including sea spiders, sponges, isopods, starfish, and amphipods…”

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