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Friday, October 19th, 2018 at 4:00pm
#deepsea #litter is always found in our trawls @PAP_observatory but it can also be a substrate, here for anemones & tubeworms https://t.co/6UsE5xLSF1
Friday, October 19th, 2018 at 4:00pm
Cute baby starfish alert. 2 species in the samples, Luidia sarsi (5 arms) & L. ciliaris (7 arms). As plankton they have a larval body & are known as bipinnaria larvae. Then the juvenile “rudiment” develops tube feet, detaches or absorbs the larval body and sinks to the seabed. https://t.co/4vuxUnUNvr
Friday, October 19th, 2018 at 3:55pm
#DWTMarine @DorsetWildlife This little ray embryo is developing well inside its #MermaidsPurse It is pumping its tail to flush seawater through. It was washed ashore at #Kimmeridge and is being cared for in our Fine Foundation #WildSeasCentre Come and see it for yourself! https://t.co/8y2NGdUrb2
Friday, October 19th, 2018 at 3:55pm
The tiny & beautiful seaslug Eubranchus farrani Peveril point Swanage , rockpooling , always a school day #Slug #Seaslug #Swanage #Dorset #Rockpooling #Seashore #Molluscs #Mollusc https://t.co/OQ7IGF526r