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Monday, July 30, 2018

Branching out


Close-up of the beautiful tentacles of a local peanut worm (Themiste sp.).  

Here's a view of all of the tentacles:


I wrote about a similar peanut worm in 2014, so if you'd like to learn more about them, review the post called "Peanuts with chocolate chips" on 20 July 2014.

P.S.  Also — I have an update about the Bottlenose Dolphins photographed on 5 July 2018.  Bill wrote to say that he had identified one of them — an older female named "Sakura" that's been known to researchers since 1989!  For more information, you can read Bill's comment on that post (see link above).  Thanks, Bill!

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