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Mola (Mola mola)Observ.
tedjudahDescripción
Aumentos Reef, Monterey, CA
The Mola was moving - eyes looking around, gills and mouth were cycling.
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Cernícalo Americano (Falco sparverius)Observ.
robin_dive_divaDescripción
2 mother and baby. Mother feeding baby lizard. Urbanized in bird box.
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Esponja Gigante de Barril (Xestospongia muta)Observ.
spirulaLugar
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Large encrusting red/brown sponge in cave. Has massive osculum.
5-12m
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Demosponjas (Clase Demospongiae)Observ.
spirulaLugar
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This sponge was in a cave.
5-12m
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Demosponjas (Clase Demospongiae)Observ.
spirulaLugar
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Dark coloured sponge with beige interior. No flash enabled.
10m
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Tunicados Y Ascidias (Subfilo Tunicata)Observ.
spirulaLugar
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1-3m
Light coloured encrusting organism with pores in it. I don’t know what kind of organism this is. It was soft to the touch and not compressible.
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Tiburón Gata (Ginglymostoma cirratum)Observ.
dylancreaturesDescripción
I was taking photos and scared it. It ran into to me and bit me on the nipple and wouldn’t let go. Here’s the news article https://www.the-sun.com/news/2169452/snorkeler-attacked-nurse-shark-nipple/
Big shoutout to Rich, Chris, and Billy at Caloosa Marina for getting it off of me.
Hurt a lot.
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Caracol Pala (Aliger gigas)Observ.
robin_dive_divaDescripción
Juvenile. Washed up on beach. Put it back in water.
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Anémona Gigante del Caribe (Condylactis gigantea)Observ.
jbrasherDescripción
Giant Anemone
