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@whatthe-fish
Large sharks off Western Australia are now doing their part to keep surfers and swimmers safe–by sending tweets warning of their presence.
Scientists have fitted 320 sharks, many of them great whites, with transmitters that automatically issue warnings to the Surf Life Saving Western Australia’s Twitter feed when the tagged sharks approach within a kilometer of the coast’s popular beaches.
[full article here]
Holy shit I can be twitter friends with a shark I love the future.
Sparklefish! Or is it a sparklepus?
[IMAGE DESCRIPTION: A photograph of a small manatee being scratched by a human in goggles and a wet suit. TEXT: “Everything is going to be okay. Do your best and go easy on yourself if you need. You are going to do great.”]
[Image credit]
(Smithsonian Magazine) Animal photography
A harp seal pup takes it easy on an ice floe.
Near Îles de la Madeleine, Canada
Photo : Gunther Riehle
crab riding crab
This baby blue marlin (Makaira nigricans) was one of 7 million eggs released by its mother, and was only a few millimeters long upon hatching. Throughout its ~27-year-long life in the Atlantic Ocean, blue marlins can grow to be 14 feet long, weighing up to 1985 pounds.
Marlins are frequently tangled in tuna nets and rarely live even after being released due to the physical trauma, leading to them being declared “vulnerable” by the IUCN.
(via: I fucking love science)
You look like you needed a baby Marlin on your dashboard this morning.
posters being put up by the cool cats in the Queer Resource Center at my school. credit to them!
Here's a personal story for you bubble-heads!
This summer, I had some hermit crabs for a little while. I was housing them in a temporary enclosure, and at the end of the summer they were going to go to a larger colony. I was getting to keep them for research and observation.
NEVER IN MY LIFE HAVE I BEEN MORE OF A TERRIFIED MOTHER. Whenever my sister wanted to feed them human food I interrogated her.
"Is it organic?"
"Did they put pesticides in this shit?"
"Don't you dare give them raw meat or anything with salt in it!"
I pretty much made my entire family want to slap me for treating my boys lie royalty. But there would be nothing but the best for my sons, ok? Ira and Boaz were my babies, and I love them.
But yeah, here's a little glimpse into the life of the weirdo who runs this blog. Enjoy that.
A hermit crab on a piece of seaweed in a tidal pool by George Grall
John Soward
"You might say that my identity is FLUID."
Yellow Mahi Mahi AKA Dolphinfish
So majestic
Wow much fish
