marine life blog

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[vintagewildlife]

Grey whales fitted with radio trackers By: K. Balcomb From: The Complete Encyclopedia of the Animal World 1980

[heartnosekid]

undersea_gameqmi on ig

[heartnosekid]

a whale shark stimboard for anon!

🐋-🦈-🐋 / 🦈-🐋-🦈 / 🐋-🦈-🐋

[wikipediapictures]

Felimare

[colorsoutofearth]

Sea Nettle (Chrysaora achlyos) Monterey Bay Aquarium

Photos by Suzi Eszterhas

[saucedupturtle]

Also one last post for the night, if this is you please rebog, I for one was born in the wrong generation, should have been a rare fish...

[waterbody]

octopus departed (Octopus rubescens)

San Mateo county May 2015 / t3i /

[lionfloss]

Sean Scott

[inatungulates]

Dwarf sperm whale Kogia sima

Observed by sergiomtz, CC BY-NC

[davidesky2]

Migaloo, the albino humpback whale, by John Edwards and Tom Lancanshire, via My Modern Met.

[fruitblush]

River Monsters

Prints

[without-ado]

Glass Octopus l Phoenix Islands

[waterbody]

nudibranch (Acanthadoris lutea). Moss Beach CA, Nov. 2011

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Narwhal shrimps float in forests of black coral more than 250 feet below the surface. (The coral is named for its black skeleton, but the living tissue is white.) The shrimps are about four inches long and send signals by touching antennae. In the Mediterranean bits of plastic have been found in their guts.

Photographer: Laurent Ballesta

[oceansoftheworld]

(Photo by Brandon Hannan)

Whitetip reef shark at the dive site “Mini Dream Hole” in Okinawa, Japan. 

[oceansoftheworld]

(Photo by Andy Murch)

Whitetip reef sharks in Socorro 

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Electric Eel

PHOTOGRAPH BY GEORGE GRALL, NAT GEO IMAGE COLLECTION