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Pachynus barnardi
A amphipod found on the North American Pacific coast.
image by smithsonian_marinegeo
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Pachynus barnardi
A amphipod found on the North American Pacific coast.
image by smithsonian_marinegeo
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today's invertebrate....podocerus cristatus
podocerus cristatus' incredibly convincing nudibranch disguise allows her to sneak into nudibranch gossip circles and get all sorts of surprising nudibranch facts no one is supposed to hear!
like did you know that most nudibranchs lie about being toxic so people don't find out they actually taste like gummy candies? you probably didn't before but now you do thanks to podocerus cristatus!
glorpiness rating: nudibranch (4)
first and second photographs by Cricket Raspet (chilipossum) (CC BY 4.0)
third photograph by Jeff Goddard (jeffgoddard) (CC BY-NC 4.0)
this amphipod comes in a few other colours like purple and red!
amphipod (talorchestia longicornis)
Quatsino Cave Amphipod Stygobromus quatsinensis
A recently discovered amphipod found in caves of Vancouver Island and the Alexander Archipelago of southern Alaska. Occurs in resurgence areas of limestone caves or karst formations; in cave streams, springs or drip pools with substrates of mud, pebble, cobble or bare rock. Thought to be a predator-scavenger of organic matter that falls below the surface of cave drip pools and streams.
image by UAH Cave Bio Lab
Vibiliidae amphipod from 2200m depth. Love the schnoz (antennae) on these guys
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Anonyx spp.
A genus of marine amphipods found in northern oceans.
image by James Robert Taylor
Mariana Trench: Supergiant Amphipod
The Supergiant Amphipod (Alicella gigantea) at 5,000m in the Mariana Trench, Nero Deep - Pacific Ocean.
Later in the video, and annoying Cusk Eel tries to get in on the dead fish supper.
via: Caladan Oceanic
Deep-Sea-cember: You've heard of giant deep-sea isopods, but what about giant deep-sea amphipods?