Favoritos de sagecrab
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Cangrejo de Muelle (Armases cinereum)Observ.
aliashrafDescripción
I swear this is a crab I saw climbing this building
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Caracoles, Babosas Y Parientes (Clase Gastropoda)Observ.
once_casadastraphobic_birdDescripción
Fossilised I think
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liana_lindseyDescripción
Wavy Turban snail on side of a rock during low tide. About palm sized
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asabspadeDescripción
I collected two adult Pomo bronze shoulderband snails from a pile of cardboard during clean up for an event held within second growth redwood forest near Highway 20 eight miles out from Fort Bragg. I put the shoulderbands in a 10 gallon terrarium with two four inch pots, the first filled with peat and the other with potting soil. I provided wetted cardboard and garden greens as well as a piece of cuddle bone and a few garden snail shells for calcium sources. This photo shows the two original snails and a number of their offspring. Note the variable growth rate. There were probably an additional 50+ individuals of the smallest size shown still in the tank when I took these photos. I thought these photos would be useful to others since its often difficult to identify juvenile snails, they seem to change quite a bite from stage to stage as they grow.
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Caracoles Terrestres Y Babosas (Orden Stylommatophora)Observ.
alyssa_ngDescripción
• found outside at nighttime
• was about the size of my hand
• left a lot of residue
• very slow
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Tiburón Martillo Común (Sphyrna lewini)Observ.
squizzgonkyDescripción
Encountered offshore of Kealakekua Bay
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Babosa Banana (Ariolimax columbianus)Observ.
deanwaltonDescripción
70 in a 1 x 20 meter strip after a good summer rain. This spot was about 3 meters off the road on sandy soil near where people illegally car. I have no idea why there were so many. I made a video of my walk along the 20 m strip of highway berm.
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Género CepaeaObserv.
johndreynoldsDescripción
Gliding across a spider's web. Christina Lake Nature Park, BC, Canada
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Cangrejo Costero Amarillo (Hemigrapsus oregonensis)Observ.
jackson_chuDescripción
Predation behaviour on a manila clam
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mckittreDescripción
These creatures appeared to be frozen solid on a windy low tide night with temperatures around 10 degrees F.
We saw many G. oregonensis with eggs frozen or dead on the beach or in barnacle holes. I suspect they don't tend to travel as much, so while the non-egg-bearing crabs fled to the water, these were left to freeze.
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estehrDescripción
Camera Name: Color Camera Nikon DS-Fi3
Numerical Aperture: 0.15
Refractive Index: 1
Camera Settings:
Camera Type: Nikon DS-Fi3
Binning: 1.0x1.0
Exposure: 200 ms
Gain: 2.0x
Sharpness: Medium
Brightness: 0.00
Hue: 0.00
Saturation: 0.00
WB Red: 2.37
WB Blue: 2.16
Scene Mode: Neutral
Microscope Settings: Microscope: SMZ Microscope
SMZ, Illuminator(Illuminator-LED): On
SMZ, Illuminator(Illuminator-LED) Voltage: 1.0
Zoom: 1.00x
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Serpiente Ciega Afroasiática (Indotyphlops braminus)Observ.
cory-pittmanDescripción
being eaten by Argiope appensa
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Langosta Mantis (Hemisquilla californiensis)Observ.
divindkDescripción
Blueleg mantis shrimp, Anacapa Island, Channel Islands National Park, CA, USA. Depth 100 FSW.
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Cochinilla Mediterránea (Armadillidium vulgare)Observ.
vikingrrrDescripción
Horde of A. Vulgare on a cut of carrot
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Cirrípedos (Infraclase Cirripedia)Observ.
ewrunn1ngDescripción
Cyprid larva. In a plankton tow off Pier 60
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jpgalvanDescripción
Remains of extinct species of land crab that was endemic to Hawaiian islands. Seen in midden on Waihe’e’ Coastal Dunes and Wetlands Refuge owned by Hawaiian Islands Land Trust.
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Cangrejo Fantasma del Atlántico (Ocypode quadrata)Observ.
nickbelliveauDescripción
Fairly certain. Post-Hurricane Fiona. Legspan about 2 cm.
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Cangrejo Dungeness (Metacarcinus magister)Observ.
sea-kangarooDescripción
Lots on the beach for a good stretch.
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Cangrejo Costero Rayado (Pachygrapsus crassipes)Observ.
thetidepoolerDescripción
attacking a lumpy rubble crab!
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Cangrejo Costero Morado (Hemigrapsus nudus)Observ.
mandymushiiDescripción
Green crab
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sea-kangarooDescripción
Night tidepooling. Regular and UV light. Pretty bright, I could see them glowing from several feet away.
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Laevicaulis alteObserv.
aross0805Descripción
Not sure what species this is, any help IDing would be great.
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Género AriolimaxObserv.
stranwyneDescripción
Came in on a shipment of floral greens to our flower shop. He is being kept as a pet now. His name is Chiquita Banana Slug
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Cangrejo Costero Rayado (Pachygrapsus crassipes)Observ.
burntretinas7443Descripción
most beautiful creature in the world
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Cangrejo Esponja (Moreiradromia sarraburei)Observ.
bridgetspencerDescripción
Sponge crab? Shell was soft to the touch.
