they look like the sea lice that live in sf bay .they are everywhere .rocks over and under .peirs wood/concrete and in side fish ,both ground fish and crab .wierdest things we ever see .great bait though .stripers love them same with all species of perch…but , im not going to eat one !!!!!
looks like the triolobites (sp?) I use to search for when I was hunting fossils as a kid.
They look like giant, mutated albino Sow Bugs or Potato bugs, (my Grandkids call them Rolly-poleys).
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Adopt the giant deep-sea isopod, Bathynomus giganteus, as the National Deep-Sea Animal of the United States.
Now that’s an isopod!
Pretty!
Did it do isometrics?
they look like the sea lice that live in sf bay .they are everywhere .rocks over and under .peirs wood/concrete and in side fish ,both ground fish and crab .wierdest things we ever see .great bait though .stripers love them same with all species of perch…but , im not going to eat one !!!!!
looks like the triolobites (sp?) I use to search for when I was hunting fossils as a kid.
They look like giant, mutated albino Sow Bugs or Potato bugs, (my Grandkids call them Rolly-poleys).
How big are they actually? A bit hard to tell…
Lengths have been reported up to 50cm! I wrote more about them here: https://www.deepseanews.com/2007/04/from-the-desk-of-zelnio-bathynomus-giganteus/ and Dr. M wrote about how big they get here: https://www.deepseanews.com/2007/04/why-is-the-giant-isopod-giant/.
Thanks for reading!
and then there’s this cute lil’ bugger:
http://www.liveaquaria.com/diversden/ItemDisplay.cfm?c=2733+4&ddid=138633