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28 September 2008
Seaweeds
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What’s this? It looks like a light bulb. Emitting light without an energy source? It will all be revealed in the next picture. It is bul...
26 September 2008
Heavy and strong: the red rock crab and relatives
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When I was young I played for years and years with my toy knights. To be honest, up to my tenth birthday I wanted to be a knight. Maybe tha...
20 September 2008
The northern kelp crab
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This is the northern kelp crab (Puggetia producta) . Most crabs are nocturnal, these crabs are not. They are not or not very well camouflag...
15 September 2008
The pink-tipped anemone and green surf anemone
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Let's start with the smaller one: the pink-tipped anemone (Anthopleura elegantissima) . This anemone clones itself into big colonies. So...
13 September 2008
Vancouver Island, Canada
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I start this blog with Vancouver Island, an island at the west coast of Canada. Jacques Cousteau famed the marine life of this island as the...
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