Underwater Photograph for March 2024: Cyerce Sp. (Butterfly Seaslug) by Jack Fung
The body is translucent white, coloured by a characteristic dark brown pattern which essentially covers the entire dorsum, except the[…]
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Giant Clams – Jack’s July 2022 Underwater Photograph
Giant clams have multiple vertical folds in their thick, heavy shells that give them their characteristic wavy opening. Unlike other[…]
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Phyllodesmium Tuberculatum – Jack’s June 2022 Underwater Photograph
Known from tropical Western Pacific, and Western Australia. Records on the Forum show a widespread Indo-West Pacific distribution. This is[…]
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Euselenops Luniceps – Jack’s May 2022 Underwater Photograph
Euselenops luniceps is a most unique member of the family Pleurobranchidae, the side-gilled sea slugs. Unlike other members of this[…]
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Hermit Crab – Photo taken in Palau – Jack’s April 2022 Underwater Photograph
Hermit crabs are crustaceans, i.e., they are related to crabs, lobsters and prawns. However, unlike other crab species, hermit crabs[…]
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Barracuda fish – Photo taken in Cozumel Island, Mexico – Jack’s March 2022 Underwater Photograph
The barracuda is a ray-finned fish known for its large size and fearsome appearance. Its body is long, fairly compressed,[…]
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Berthella Martensi – Photo taken Indonesia – Jack’s February 2022 Underwater Photograph
Berthella martensi is a “side-gilled” pleurobranch species of variable presentation; however putting the colour differences and the sometimes large pustules[…]
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Moray Eel – Photo Taken in Palau – Jack’s January 2022 Underwater Photograph
Moray eels are basically elongated fish that come in many sizes and colours. Approximately 200 species of moray eels have[…]
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Grey Reef Shark – Photo Taken in Palau – Jack’s December 2021 Underwater Photograph
The grey reef shark has a streamlined, moderately stout body with a long, blunt snout and large, round eyes. The[…]
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Pufferfish – Photo taken in Indonesia – Jack’s November 2021 Underwater Photograph
Pufferfish are slow and clumsy swimmers because they need to combine all their fins (i.e., caudal, anal, pectoral and dorsal)[…]
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