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| Wildlife & Ecology Issues: Discuss What's this blue thing? in the General Diving Forums forums: star sea squirt - Botryllus schlosseri i think...... |
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| I've just looked up lots of images of sea squirts and they seem to come in a vast variety of colours shapes and sizes. So a sea squirt it is then.
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__________________ Dave Diving is very much like making love to a beautiful woman,first you do some checks of the site for favorable conditions,then you go down for as long as you can,and if part of your buddy brief you maybe able touch the bottom,then you start to make your way to the end you come up breathless smiling and your cylinders empty. |
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| It's not a lobster (no claws)... It's not a crab (no claws again)... It's not an eel (no teeth)... Therefore... ...it's a fish... And no, I don't have a degree in marine biology (as surprising as that may be to some...) ![]() |
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Not convinced it its that one...
__________________ Morag YD Coven Witch One RNLI - YD Charity 2008/2009 Tin Rattler The Diving Club, Reading Shark Trust - Conservation through awareness I believe in Dragons, Fairies, Good Men and other mythical creatures Anyone can make a mistake, said the Dalek, as he climbed off the dustbin |
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| Can you eat it ?.... Or even better Can you bet your buddy he can't eat it. |
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__________________ The Fear Is Here... "I've been doing it wrong all of my life" (U2) k Last edited by al kennedy : 12-07-07 at 10:36 PM. Reason: Sorry, not intentionally trying to be a smart-arse |
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__________________ Morag YD Coven Witch One RNLI - YD Charity 2008/2009 Tin Rattler The Diving Club, Reading Shark Trust - Conservation through awareness I believe in Dragons, Fairies, Good Men and other mythical creatures Anyone can make a mistake, said the Dalek, as he climbed off the dustbin |
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__________________ The Fear Is Here... "I've been doing it wrong all of my life" (U2) k Last edited by al kennedy : 12-07-07 at 09:30 PM. Reason: sorry. |
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| Sea squirts are notoriously difficult to identify but they are fascinating little critters. They are classified along with the vertebrates so are well developed animals despite their appearance! The colonial forms are known as zooids. They are also hermaphrodites - see marine biology can be interesting and sexy at the same time! I am with Al most likely Star Sea Squirt.
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