Proud to present the cutest thing you may ever see: a baby lumpsucker on a baby sea star. 🥹😫🤩
Photo by STEM Pathways Coordinator Candice 💫
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Proud to present the cutest thing you may ever see: a baby lumpsucker on a baby sea star. 🥹😫🤩
Photo by STEM Pathways Coordinator Candice 💫
Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
Lumpfish are indeed very beautiful, especially pretty under UV light, when they glow a brilliant green. Scientists believe individuals use their bright colors to identify and communicate with each other. Very powerful, though? Not so much. They aren't very stong swimmers-- they don't even have a swim bladder-- and they spend most of their time attached to rocks on the ocean floor.
(Image: A lumpfish (Cyclopterus lumpus) by Emil B)
Images that I think are incredibly important
Circle of Hendrick Goltzius (1558-1617), A male lumpsucker (cyclopterus lumpus)
Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker
Spiny lumpsuckers at the Seymour Center.
These were the derps of the show. I want a tank of nothing but these two.
Bonus shot of the larger eel in the Garden Eel tank: