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@marineecosystemkin
them fishes be like
If you really wanna get a sense of just how fucking big blue whales really are, then consider the fact that the dolphins swimming in front of this whale are over two metres long
While 100% a species of dolphin i want to point out those are ORCAS. if anyone got confused for a second like i did. Those are fucking orcas. Holy shit that is a giant fucking whale.
Each orca is over 6.5 feet long, Americans.
guys, just, no. these are likely pacific whitesided dolphins, a criminally adorable cetacean found in the North Pacific that does indeed average at around 2.3-2.5 meters long.
now THIS is an orca, pictured here in the act of headbutt-murdering a common dolphin right into fucking oblivion. (common dolphins are about the same size as the pacific whitesided dolphin, for scale.)
that’s right, orcas max out at an astonishing 25 feet long, or well over 7 meters. that’s almost a quarter as long as that blue whale, and is just generally way too fucking big to deal with today when you remember that we’re talking about an apex predator the size of a minibus. they’re simply too big to be mistaken for anything else in the ocean!
orcas eat a wide variety of foods depending on their location, from herring to that really unfortunate common dolphin up there (rip.) if I really wanted to give the lowdown on them I’d be here all day, but I’ll tell you that orcas are also the only known predator to hunt and kill blue whales. so lets just be glad it’s only the dolphins in that first pic!
also here’s a cheerful reminder that the evolutionary rise of the Orca mysteriously coincided perfectly with the decline and extinction of Megalodon!
coincidence, I’m sure. have a good night, everybody!
The Orca arriving in the world’s oceans, seeing the Megalodon: “I’m about to end this man’s whole career”
A PERFECT PLANET - 1x04 - “Oceans”
Tied to you - by AquaSixio
NEW SEAHORSE SPECIES DISCOVERED IN SOUTH AFRICA! And is tiny!
This diminutive seahorse new species, who reach nearly 2 cm, it is confirmed to be the first record of a true pygmy seahorse from Africa, and the first known from the Indian Ocean. Named Sodwana Pygmy Seahorse (Hippocampus nalu), it was found triving in the reefs of Sodwana Bay.
-Sodwana Bay, where Sodwana Pygmy Seahorse it was discovered, in red
Seven new species of pygmy seahorses have been officially described and named within the first two decades of the 21st century, and this eighth species extends the range of pygmy seahorses by more than 8000 km, suggesting that more species may be waiting to be discovered.
Scientifically named as Hippocampus nalu, it refers to Savannah Nalu Olivier a local diver who discovered this new species in Sodwana bay, also, she brought this tiny fish to researchers who described officially this species. In the South African languages, Xhosa and Zulu, nalu refers to the expression ‘here it is’ and therefore. researches extend its meaning in this case to the simple fact that H. nalu was there all along until its discovery. Additionally, nalu is also the Hawaiian word that refers to the waves or surf of the moana (ocean). A powerful name for a tiny fish.
Photo: Sodwana Pygmy Seahorse in situ, juvenile (10 mm ), Sodwana Bay, South Africa at 14 m depth (photograph Richard Smith / oceanrealmimages.com).
Reference (Open access): Short et al., 2020. Hippocampus nalu, A New Species of Pygmy Seahorse from South Africa, and the First Record of A Pygmy Seahorse from the Indian Ocean (Teleostei, Syngnathidae). ZooKeys.
[Photo description: a dark small seahorses, using its tails to attach itself to some algae, is small and is possible to understand it as its sizes looks similar to grains of sands around]
More photos of Hippocampus nalu because I always loose my shit over tiny seahorses!
And a video!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=APKhdpAEi-Y&feature=emb_title
Goldfish Art Commissions
I’d really love to do some goldfish art commissions in this style!
The price for one goldfish would be:
Digital Lineart + Flat Colour - $15, + $10 for additional goldfish
Traditional Ink line art + Flat Colour on A4 art paper - $40 (with delivery of the original), + $25 for another goldfish (on same sheet)
Traditional Ink + Marker full colour on A4 art paper - $70 (with delivery of the original), + $45 for another goldfish (on same sheet)
This particular piece is 2 goldfish on A4 paper, ink + marker, worth $115.
I can also do any number of goldfish, each on an A4 sheet of paper, for +$55 each. So if you want 3 full colour fish, that would be $70 + $55 + $55 = $180 for three different pieces of art, each one A4 in size.
+4-10$ delivery depending on where you live
I also do pet portraits in the same style for the same prices!
I’m making a massive goldfish sticker sheet - these are #1 and #2
I Have never felt happier than upon embracing the fact that I can, in fact, draw goldfish all day every day
AW THESE ARE SO AMAZING HOLY HELL
The Georgia Aquarium is the must-see aquarium if you live in the U.S. Pictures do not do it justice, it must been seen to be truly appreciated.
fear of lumps :(
Fear of the deep darkness, and the extreme cold and roaming deadzones, I would imagine.
but the ocean is much smaller and less scary when you are sufficiently huge, and it’s much warmer when you are sufficiently lumpy
I live in deserts and would do anything to live in the ocean instead. There’s no fucking tumbleweeds there.
If you seek to avoid tumbleweeds then I’m not sure the ocean is the place to go. Tumbleweeds tumble in much the same way that plankton drifts, and the largest planktons in the ocean are covered in long, stinging tendrils. Jellyfish are the tumbleweeds of the ocean.
HOWEVER. If you get huge and lumpy enough, you will probably eat quite a lot of them. Are you ready?
Cliffs of Moher
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A pod of dolphins swim through bioluminescent dinoflagellates
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Barbie in a mermaid tale scenery
let’s go fishing another day
Jason Anderson on Instagram
shark aesthetic for anon!