Coolest Sea Creature Poll Round 1
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Dumbo Octopus
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Coolest Sea Creature Poll Round 1
Riftia
Dumbo Octopus

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Rigid stem or trunk ✅
Carbon-fixing autotroph ✅
Delicate branching foliage ✅
Provides habitat and shelter for other organisms ✅
Is extremely pretty ✅
Guys I think giant tube worms are trees
experiencing some adverse effects of prolonged exposure to aquarium dimension? don’t worry. just let the tides consume you. sink into the depths. it will be fine
in other words i found my sketchbook so that’s cool.
also, some giant tubeworms! love these guys
Giant tube worm (Riftia pachyptila)
Photo by NOAA
The deep ocean is so amazing and full of endless beautiful forms. Unexplored though it may be, it is still being affected by the greed and carelessness of humanity. Tread lightly x

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Tectonic shifts can get anyone heated. When the Earth's inner turmoil boils over, a good vent helps blow off steam—and deep-sea vent worms will likely be there to listen! These towering tubular tenants ingest sulfurous snacks sent skyward by seafloor smokers, which symbiotic bacteria synthesize into tasty entrées directly in the worm's entrails!
Thanks to our colleagues at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute for their video of Riftia tubeworms filmed in the Gulf of California!
galapagos rift travel poster
Proud of 6 years old me for having this bad bitch as a favourite animal