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as of yet unidentified local freshwater copepod!! With her 6 million babies /exag
Omg it's like seeing a real life celebrity! Hi copepod I love you!
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today's invertebrate.................lernaeocera branchialis
lernaeocera branchialis is the official director of all things fleshy and dongly. this means that she can look at a flesh thing and tell you how warm or fresh it is, and she has access to all varieties of lobed flabby parts to flick and feel the textures of
now to those of you who are not 'in the know' this drivel means nothing, but trust me, it's a very very big deal!!! with a title like that she can cause horrible fluctuations and dips in the flesh stock market and potentially send millions back to earning money from wet casinos!!
glorpiness rating: nom glorm flom pam~
photographed by Nazarov Lev (absentfish) (CC BY-NC 4.0)
This sucks so bad I'm going to [remembers suicide jokes are worse for your mental health] befriend a copepod
LITTLE GUY SPOTTED!!!!!
The copepods in SpongeBob are so interesting to me as someone studying zoology with an interest in marine biology.
Anyways I made some plankton OCs yippee
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copepod stamps
Copepod
“Copepods of various species. Photos were taken using a Biolam R-11 microscope. For photography, the dark field method was combined with polarization. Thanks to polarizing microscopy, the glow of muscle stripes in the bodies of some crustaceans is visible. Each photo is the result of panoramic shooting and focus stacking.” - via Wikimedia Commons (original description translated from Russian using Google Translate)
im OP of that post and im really glad you saw it because your art of them is what inspired the post in the first place :D i love ur sleepy dogs
No way, really? Gosh, I'm flattered!
I'll think of you the next time I draw the dogs snoozing ;w;
