Reposted by Jeff Day
Happy World Oceans Day π & Happy Pride Month! π
Want to support queer ocean art & science? π§ͺπ¦ππ‘
Iβm a Salish Sea natural historian photographing gelatinous marine inverts & trying to 3D scan them this summer.
Iβm selling my art & fundraising research costs.
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in a lot of cases like this the true range of the species is probably underestimated and it's precisely the absence of scientific surveying in these areas that leads to this phenomenon. there was a paper a couple years ago that documented areas of the ocean that were statistically undersurveyed
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the gonatus observation was an interesting one because it was wayyyy further south than their documented range.
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and for the cephalopod nerds like me, in order of appearance:
1. ornithoteuthis
2. muusoctopus (hatching)
3. pyroteuthidae
4. gonatus onyx (brooding eggs)
5. grimpoteuthis
6 & 7. mastigopsis hjorti
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new video from schmidt ocean that provides probably one of the best overviews i've seen of deep sea ROV exploration.
the deep sea is not alien. it's just an environment different from ours, inhabited by organisms that have adapted accordingly. they are the majority, not us. π¦π§ͺ
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this is my thought process 90% of the time when i log into this site after not visiting it for a while
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that was unfortunately lost on me at the time, i need to revisit it
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i remember thinking tim roth vomiting at the dinner table was really funny
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i have absolutely no clue how my mom managed to forget all of the sex scenes and (brief) cannibalism when suggesting we all watch this. i was in high school at the time, i think?