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Just back from a week on the Nekton Rorqual and have a few unidentified photos. Any help with common names will be appreciate
1.
2. - What is the white stuff in the excurrent opening
3. - What is this coral?
4. another coral
5. an algae? common name?
6.
7. a large parrotfish
Thanks for any input
Do you really think that is a sponge (#4) It was only about 8 inches across and there were many of them - they were on the walls of the blue holes. The Brown Bowls I have seen were much different.
And #6 I see the corkscrew tentacles around the animal, but is the larger, greenish part also part of the corkscrew anemone - I have never before seen that part.
- What is the white stuff in the excurrent opening
- What is this coral?
another coral
an algae? common name?
a large parrotfish
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