1. montereybayaquarium:

    What’s lime green with white racing stripes? We’ve added beautiful Taylor’s sea hares to the Wetlands Gallery. Romance is in the air for these tiny animals—look close when you visit and you’ll see egg masses!

    Learn more about our exhibits.

    (Steven Johnston photo)

     

  2. colchrishadfield:

    Seattle Washington, glowing brightly on early Easter Sunday morning.

     


  3. “UC Santa Barbara has placed second on the annual list of the top 500 major universities in the world in terms of impact in the field of the sciences. This represents a jump of five places from last year’s annual ranking of the top 500.”

    (Source: praisezod, via awkotacoforsurebrochure)

     

  4. infinity-imagined:

    Scanning electron micrographs of diatoms, microscopic algae that form the base of the food chain and produce 20% of Earth’s oxygen.

    (via dendroica)

     

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  7. and at dawn, the dolphins come together to worship Satan…

    (Source: thinkinghasconsequences, via oceansdream)

     

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  12. Chiton by Dan Hershman on Flickr.

     

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  14. astronomy-to-zoology:

    Tethys fimbria

    ….is a species of nudibranch found throughout the Mediterranean sea and eastern Atlantic. T.fimbria is a hunter and combs the ocean floor for small crustaceans, scooping them up in its large hood. Although they are often found in the sand, these nudibranchs are also accomplished swimmers  and can often be seen swimming in the water column.

    Phylogeny

    Animalia-Mollusca-Gastropoda-Dendronotida-Tritonioidea-Tethydidae-Tethys-fimbria

    Image Source(s)

    (via dendroica)

     

  15. wolf eel by Dan Hershman on Flickr.