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Happy Father’s Day from the Gold-specs jawfish (Opistognathus randalli)! Dads-to-be of many jawfish species carry eggs in their mouths. This behavior helps protect offspring from predators. To attract females, male jawfish do a “dance” that involves a series of sweeping movements and fin-flashing. And the crescendo of this courtship ritual? Males open their mouths as wide as possible to boast their mouthbrooding potential!
Photo: Wayne and Pam Osborn, CC BY-NC 4.0, iNaturalist
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So I thought y'all would like this too This great white comes to the jersey shore every year and this year they named her and have been tracking her hella so this is Mary Lee and she decided to show herself under this rainbow for pride month A true gay icon
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Potosi pupfish (Cyprinodon alvarezi) Extinct in the wild since the 1990’s, this species of pupfish is now bred in captivity by dedicated aquarium hobbyists. [Source]
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CAIN! 🎂🥳💙
Uh oh, we o-FISH-ally have a TEENAGER! Cain, the California sea lion, celebrated his 13th birthday today with a special cake made by Animal Care Specialists Danielle & Taylor.
Sardines feeding. Filmed in the eastern Pacific. From Blue Planet - Open Ocean (2001).
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Solmundaegina nematophora
Image source: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/72207483
Starfish making a comeback on the Oregon Coast.
Homosexuality occurs in most animal species, from insects to mammals, and it is more common amongst males. But how could homosexual behaviou
Mudskipper
Kevin T. Quinn
“A Mudskipper making a jump (skip) to show his strength to defend his territory and burrow.
These fish are amphibious and spend up to 75% of their lives out of the water. They can breathe on land by bringing some water into their gill chambers. Their pectoral fins have developed limb-like properties, which help them crawl in the mud and even jump into the air (see the photo). Males make burrows in the muddy intertidal zones along rivers and in mangroves. Females lay eggs in their burrows which the males fertilise. The male is then left alone to care for the eggs.
Photographed in Marromeu NR, Mozambique.”
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Mudskipper
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Physalia mikazuki
Image source: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/332584058
Physalia utriculus
Image source: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/162701868
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🌴 Descripcion de diferentes piezas de historia natural las mas del ramo maritimo: . En La Havana: En la Imprenta de la Capitania General, 1787.. Original source Image description: Historical black-and-white illustration from 1787 depicting three different species of Caribbean crabs. Each crab is detailed with distinct claw shapes, leg positions, and shell textures. The first crab, labeled “Cangrejo Gallo, choco fig. 1,” has a smooth, rounded shell. The second, “fig. 2,” shows a patterned, spotted shell with elongated claws. The third, “Cangrejo de Arrecife fig. 3,” has a rougher-textured shell and robust claws. The image is a natural history plate printed in Havana, focusing on maritime fauna of the Caribbean region, emphasizing anatomical features for scientific observation.
Sea cows 🌊🐄
