Favoritos de demersal
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petezaniDescripción
The last four images are of the fish burrowing into the tide pool, which it did by shimmying straight down.
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Peces con Aletas Radiadas (Clase Actinopterygii)Observ.
stormcatcherDescripción
fish larva 2 mm long
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Charrasco de Piscina de Marea (Oligocottus maculosus)Observ.
eblekeDescripción
The mottled fish.
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kelpgreenlingDescripción
Several of these clumps were in crevices in the midtidal zone. Eggs were same size as salmon eggs, approx 3-5mm.
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Peces con Aletas Radiadas (Clase Actinopterygii)Observ.
squibbblyDescripción
eggs - possibly snail?
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Animales (Reino Animalia)Observ.
wendy5Descripción
It looks like the carnivorous Phacellophora camtschatica (Fried Egg Jelly) is covered in juvenile Metacarcinus magister (Dungeness Crab)! Will the jelly eat them?
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Cangrejo Costero Rayado (Pachygrapsus crassipes)Observ.
tobiashaysDescripción
Under stone in tidepool.
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Ojos de Barril Pequeño (Macropinna microstoma)Observ.
linddealyLugar
Falta la ubicación
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Rocotes (Género Sebastes)Observ.
sebastophileDescripción
I think three of these are juvenile splitnose rockfish (not positive) and there is one more I can't ID. These organisms were collected as part of the 2018-2019 NSF Funded Mezo-zooplankton Trophodynamics in the California Current survey (MEZCAL).
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Peces con Aletas Radiadas (Clase Actinopterygii)Observ.
ljv2023Descripción
Eggs
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mo-singhDescripción
Found this little guy swimming with minuscule green plankton (seen throughout the shots, especially at the end). It didn't seem like he was trying to eat them. Taken with an 100 mm lens.
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dylancreaturesDescripción
That’s my pinky finger in the second photo. Released unharmed after pictures.
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Brótula Roja (Brosmophycis marginata)Observ.
amelia494Lugar
Quathiaski Cove Harbor, Strathcona J (Discovery Islands-Mainland Inlets), BC, CA (Google, OSM)
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socal_anglingDescripción
Netted, fairly long soft dorsal fin can be seen in second photo
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Cabezón (Scorpaenichthys marmoratus)Observ.
barbarayoDescripción
Dead in a tide pool. Tail area bitten/ripped off!
If you look closely you can see the octopus that’s enjoying it as a snack!
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Espinoso Media Luna (Pholis laeta)Observ.
funnieanimalsDescripción
Fish getting peeled like a sock ;u;
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Cabezón (Scorpaenichthys marmoratus)Observ.
christopherchinDescripción
Two cabezon spotted guarding their eggs. Later in the dive only one cabezon was still around. The second dive, both were gone.
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leftcoasterDescripción
There were thousands of these little blobs in the water column. They seemed to be pulsing.
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Hidrozoos (Clase Hydrozoa)Observ.
kelpricornDescripción
Location: Brown Point, Olympic National Park
Substrate: sandstone
Tide height: -2’ MLLW
Wave exposure: high
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Molva (Ophiodon elongatus)Observ.
kljinsitkaDescripción
Inside Pacific halibut stomach
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Rocotes (Género Sebastes)Observ.
hookandbarreloutdoorscaDescripción
Caught while catching sea worms
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Género PholisObserv.
ewrunn1ngDescripción
These two were hiding in an empty Lewis's Moon Snail shell while waiting for the tide to come in.
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Perca Enana Infernal (Labracinus cyclophthalmus)Observ.
harazakiDescripción
He was eatting the my freshly laid eggs.
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Perca Enana Infernal (Labracinus cyclophthalmus)Observ.
harazakiDescripción
May. 26 2014
May. 27 2014
May. 28 2014
May. 29 2014
May. 30 2014
5 days of eggs observation
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Perca Enana Infernal (Labracinus cyclophthalmus)Observ.
harazakiDescripción
with eggs
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Borracho de Poza (Hypsoblennius gilberti)Observ.
tomleeturnerDescripción
With eggs
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Peces con Aletas Radiadas (Clase Actinopterygii)Observ.
machiDescripción
Herring eggs? There was a carpet of this on the beach, but surprisingly the nearby gulls were not that interested
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Cgupapiedras Bonita Oriental (Cochleoceps bicolor)Observ.
davemmdaveDescripción
Same fish at the same spot on the Pyura genus ascidian as was found 2 days ago and posted on this website. The eggs are present still.
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Chupapiedra Norteña (Gobiesox maeandricus)Observ.
funnieanimalsDescripción
Biggest one I've seen
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Peces con Aletas Radiadas (Clase Actinopterygii)Observ.
falkowskiDescripción
Eggs caught in trawl net, blood vessels and eyes visibly moving
