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By para_sight, on  October 31st, 2011  10 comments  Biodiversity, Invertebrate Wars, Megavertebrate  diversity, invertebrates, OWS By Kevin Zelnio, on September 4th, 2009 Leave a comment Biodiversity, Expeditions, Geology Asteroid, Barnacle, Caldera, Coral, echinoderm, Gastropod, Gorda Ridge, Hydrothermal Vent, inactive hydrothermal vents, invertebrates, Juan de Fuca, lava flow, North Cleft, President Jackson Seamount, Rusticles, Sea Star, stormy seas, Weather [mappress] Yellow feather star (comatulid crinoid). Photo courtesy of MBARI. We dove Wednesday on North Cleft (45.030268, -130.182166), a massive ravine over 100 meters deep and a few hundred meters wide formed by the spreading of the Juan de Fuca and Pacific Plates. At 2.5 kilometers depth, we explored three inactive hydrothermal vents, the tallest . . . → Read More: NE Pacific Expedition Day 8 & 9
By Dr. M, on June 30th, 2009 148 comments Biodiversity, TGIF: Pictures & Movies aliens, Annelida, bryozoa, Cnidaria, cryptozoology, invertebrates, Naididae, North Carolina, sewer, slime mold, Tubifex, viral video, zooid The latest viral video is from the sewer under Cameron Village in Raleigh, NC. The mysterious creatures found are nothing short of disgusting and spectacular. This video has made its way to Video Sift and various cryptozoology sites. Speculations on the nature of this creature run from bryozoans, cnidarians, slime molds, and some mysterious . . . → Read More: Creatures from the Sewer
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