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sc-sb.bsky.social

I live for dogs, diving, books, science and occasionally,shoes.

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Being a rascal is good and pure behavior, when you are rascal in opposition to evil. Don't forget that, kids.

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2024 threw in some exciting plot twists and I’m eager to see how the story continues in 2025.

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Feeling sad or overwhelmed by recent events? Sea Kelp! #PhycologyFriday

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Due to the recent interest in carnivorous squirrels in mind-I thought I’d post this old and blurry photo of a squirrel that attacked and ate a little bird.

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“The ache for home lives in all of us, the safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned.” — Maya Angelou #crustmas

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A little arrow crab guarding its Barbie Dream Sponge Home (not anybody’s ear canal.)#crustmas

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Have a clawsome #crustmas

submitted 95 days ago • 1 comment

Managed to squeeze in a few dives this weekend to close out November. I made a few new #nudibtanch friends.

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Santa Cruz rocks

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Does anyone know what this tiny Monterey Bay #nudibranch might be?

submitted 105 days ago • 2 comments

More Monterey #nudibranchs. The rainbows are too big to squeeze into macro shots. These two seem to be enjoying a romantic tube anemone dinner.

submitted 106 days ago • 0 comments

There’s more to rainbows than the human eye can see: here’s how a rainbow extends into the infrared and ultraviolet. Photos: 1. Infrared 2. Visible (obviously) 3. Ultraviolet, and 4. A composite showing how UV is beyond the violet in a rainbow, and IR beyond the red end. 🧪 #photography

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Another Monterey #nudibranch

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Sorcerer’s Dorid hanging out in Monterey Bay #nudibranch #nudivember

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An etherealy translucent sea slug that glows when threatened is the first nudibrach found in deep midwaters. This delightful weirdling uses a gaping hood to net in its prey. Awesome article as ever by @chelleraiser.bsky.social! #NatureWriting 🧪 🦑 🌊 #Invert

Being a rascal is good and pure behavior, when you are rascal in opposition to evil. Don't forget that, kids.

2024 threw in some exciting plot twists and I’m eager to see how the story continues in 2025.

Feeling sad or overwhelmed by recent events? Sea Kelp! #PhycologyFriday

Due to the recent interest in carnivorous squirrels in mind-I thought I’d post this old and blurry photo of a squirrel that attacked and ate a little bird.

“The ache for home lives in all of us, the safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned.” — Maya Angelou #crustmas

A little arrow crab guarding its Barbie Dream Sponge Home (not anybody’s ear canal.)#crustmas

Have a clawsome #crustmas

Managed to squeeze in a few dives this weekend to close out November. I made a few new #nudibtanch friends.

Santa Cruz rocks

Does anyone know what this tiny Monterey Bay #nudibranch might be?

More Monterey #nudibranchs. The rainbows are too big to squeeze into macro shots. These two seem to be enjoying a romantic tube anemone dinner.

There’s more to rainbows than the human eye can see: here’s how a rainbow extends into the infrared and ultraviolet. Photos: 1. Infrared 2. Visible (obviously) 3. Ultraviolet, and 4. A composite showing how UV is beyond the violet in a rainbow, and IR beyond the red end. 🧪 #photography

Another Monterey #nudibranch

Sorcerer’s Dorid hanging out in Monterey Bay #nudibranch #nudivember

An etherealy translucent sea slug that glows when threatened is the first nudibrach found in deep midwaters. This delightful weirdling uses a gaping hood to net in its prey. Awesome article as ever by @chelleraiser.bsky.social! #NatureWriting 🧪 🦑 🌊 #Invert

Had some fun with my UV light at the tide pool.

So many cats on here-need more dogs!