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Category: Organisms

Adaptations Organisms

The Twelve Days of Snails

Dr. M December 21, 2010 12 days of ChristmasChristmasGastropodlarvaeRadulashellSnail

The holidays are a time for lists: shopping list, grocery list for the holiday meal, things I must accomplish before the year ends, and Santa’s…

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Fish Opinion & Editorial Pictures and Movies Weird

MEGASHARK VS….

Kevin Zelnio December 18, 2010

CROCOSAURUS!!!11!1one!!111!!!!1!1eleventy!!11!!111!! The awesomesauce is oozing out of this sequel (featuring Urkel!) to the epically epic Megashark vs. Giant Octopus. Big tip o’ the hat to…

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Fish Opinion & Editorial

Drunk Man Kills Shark by Jumping onto its Head

Kevin Zelnio December 17, 2010 DrunkEgyptSerbsshark

From Macedonia International News Agency (follow link for more and picture of the terrifying shark): The Serbian hero was too drunk to remember what had…

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Adaptations Evolution New Research New Species Organisms

Move Over Boneworm, the Bone Snail is Taking Over

Kevin Zelnio December 17, 2010 Best of ZelnioboneMBARINutritionOsedaxRadulaRubyspiraTrophic EcologyWhale Fall

You’ve all heard about the bone-eating zombie worm from hell. Yeah it was like OK, but whatever. It had its day like, you know, way…

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Organisms

Angels in Antarctica

Miriam Goldstein December 14, 2010 AntarcticaClioneDoctor WhoLimacinaMolluscPredation

“Don’t blink. Blink and you’re dead. Don’t turn your back. Don’t look away. And don’t blink.” – The Doctor The Weeping Angels are the monster…

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Art Fish Organisms Uncategorized

Transparent Specimens

Dr. M December 12, 2010

Japanese artist Iori Tomit, using dye injecting techniques as fisheries student, creates these otherworldly transparent specimens of marine animals. via Transparent Specimens – The Art…

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Fish Music Pictures and Movies

MORE TGIF!! A Song About an Anglerfish

Kevin Zelnio December 10, 2010
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Adaptations Evolution New Research

Guest Post: The Secret to Flexibility in a Glass Sponge

Kevin Zelnio December 7, 2010 aquanautixbiomaterialsBiomimeticsBioprospectingGlass SpongeHyalonemaPoriferaSpiculessponge

Aquanautix is a PhD marine biologist interested in deep-sea exploration, science, education, and policy. For more posts like these see the new Aquanautix Blog, online…

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Carnivals & Link Love Cephalopods

Who’s My Baby’s Daddy?

Dr. M December 6, 2010

If you want to read my latest post you will have to head on over to SouthernPlayalisticEvolution, the most original and novel form of web…

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Cephalopods Ecology Evolution Paleobiology

Cephalopod on Cephalopod Crime

Dr. M December 1, 2010 ammoniteCephalopodfossilPredationpredator

New work in the Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society indicates that ammonites were likely preyed upon beaked squids.  The Chamouth Mudstone Formation on the…

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