Leafy Sea Dragon. (johnson_cheetah)
Deep Sea Spider, Colossendeis species
From: National Museum CardiffThe Sea Spiders are a distinct Phylum of animals known as the Pycnogonida. They can be found living in the sea from the poles to the tropics, and from the sea-shore to the deepest sea. This specimen is a deep sea species, capable of living at depths below 1000 meters. It is some 20cm long and preserved by the Museum in a formaldehyde solution
Kelp Forest. (Jim Patterson Photography)
Coconut Octopus. (marco26886)
An X-ray look of a Channeled Whelk, showing internal structure.
(via fyeah-seacreatures)
Norris Top Snail on the kelp at Anacapa Island. (divindk)
Coleman Shrimp. (Luko Gecko)
