Lepidopora
A genus of coral-like hydrozoans from the Atlantic Ocean.
image by NOAA

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Lepidopora
A genus of coral-like hydrozoans from the Atlantic Ocean.
image by NOAA

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victoria’s crystal jelly, aequorea victoria
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Porpita porpita
I went to Da Nang, Vietnam last month and this was all over the beach's shores. It's a blue button, and no it's not a jellyfish. It's a colony of hydroids (or Hydrozoan Polyps), more closely related to the Portuguese Man o War, but less "savage," haha. I came out the water unscathed.
It's under the suborder Chondrophora, under the class Hydrozoa, which is under phylum Cnidaria.
Filellum bouvetensis
A colonial hydroid from Bouvet Island near Antarctica.
image by Pauline Walsh Jacobson
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Coquina Hydroid Lovenella gracilis
They are colonial animals that form erect colonies, on hard surfaces using a hydrorhiza, stem-like structure. They have a symbiotic relationship with Donax clams. The clam provides a substrate for the L. gracilis to attach to while the hydroid protects the clam from predators using its nematocysts. Found in the western Atlantic Ocean.
image by Caleb Wardlaw
Today's vibe is ✨research grade✨
tonight's invertebrate..........macrorhynchia clarkei
this colony claims to have invented pumpkins but I mean really? couldn't they have thought of something more believable to lie about? I mean who even lies about something like that????
there's no way anyone's falling for that, and if someone were to actually fall for it I think they should be deeply ashamed of themselves
......spookiness rating: 23% so stupid
photographed by terence zahner (zahnerphoto (CC BY-NC 4.0)
dark plant shaped thing!