Dec 21, 2024
Pagurus Festival
Idk, something I made based off of a silly thought about crab festivals
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Pagurus Festival
Idk, something I made based off of a silly thought about crab festivals
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Greenmark hermit crab (Pagurus caurinus) on orange sea pen (Ptilosarcus gurneyi)
Photo by Shane Gross
“Pagurus,” Amphibious Yacht by Lazzarini Design Studio,
The solar-powered catamaran is 25 meters long and is powered by the sun and water’s energy and the vessel can move equally well in the water and land !
pierpaolo lazzarini presents the 'pagurus', a solar-powered amphibious catamaran
italian designer pierpaolo lazzarini introduces yet another innovative watercraft called the ‘pagurus’ or the ‘crabmaran’. formed as a 25-meter long amphibious catamaran, the newly designed vessel uses solar power to make its way through water and land.
2017 Commissions: Kepesk
A wonderful magical lizard boy done for @pagurus! A storm sorcerer hailing from the coast, he’s decked out in scavenged gear and sea-shore critters. Based on a combination of varanids and marine iguanas with a splash of basilisk for fun.
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A tiny and cute hermit crab (Pagurus cf. villosus), living in a dog whelks shell (Nassarius gayi).
Look at me marine bastard, I don't care who made you, will die now.
There were so many hermit crabs in these tide pools it was like Grand Central Crustacean
My marine biology nerd self could have watched them until the tide came in! I think they are all P longicarpus but one of them had a different color pattern, not sure of any other species that lives around there